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New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
sv.L6S WITH HBULLETNLUNG
.p.KFMAN SHOT IN SALOON QUARREL
OVER RAILROAD STRIKE.

-, aftermath Of the New-York New-Hsveu
=, hartford Railroad freight strike Of a few
rs ago came last night in the shape Of a
obarIv fatal shooting in Murphy's saloon IN
-. Plaza Hotel, at One-hundred-and-twenty
ah.b-st and Third-ave.. in which Matthew
re-lsv OF No. 405 West Forty-fourth-st, an
--.-1ovee OF the road, who was on strike was
eno+ under the right lung He has not much
.bsnce TO live. a man who described himself
: william Thompson, Of No. DDS East Fortieth-
: shot Farley. He was on the New-YorS
,-ev--F4aven and Hartford detective force in the
recent strike
Farley and three friends, named McKenna-
nolan and Martin. were drinking at the bar
about $50 o'clock last night, when Thompson
entered. He stood at the lower end Of the bar
u noticed the others. all Of whom had been in
+rA strike. and. recognizing Farley. walked up
. him. The men evidently had quarrelled be
.,re as they began TO pass hot words. Just
chat the row was about the police were unable
- ee- from the witnesses, and Farley was just
rs obstinate
you will. viii you!' cried Thompson, at the
End Of the quarrel pulling revolver and firing.
-nith the r1uzzle against Farley's side.
The shot startled every one. The saloon was
,-ovded but Thompson had nerve and before
-he report Of the gun had died away he put his
hack 10 wall and held up his revolver. Back
.ng toward the front door. he shouted with de-
termination:
.Tf any O you -- follow me I'll shoot your
read Of
No one stirred. The man backed out Of the
saloon and Immediately sprinted toward the
Harlem River At once the saloon was in an
uprosr. Martin dragged Farley out Of the side
door and down the street where Farley, stlll
conscious insisted on sitting down in the gutter
Policeman ". J. Nullane. OF the East One
tundred-and-tr d-trenty-sixth-st. station, heard the
shot from observation-disclosures d-twenty-seyenth-st-
e76 Third ave and saw Thompson run He
door SO quickly that Nullane ran by thompson
Ge--e5 out and down the avenue. Mulane saw
vim and dashed after him He got him at One
tund-ed-and- twenty-seventh-st- Thompson sun
nsd the pistol. and he made every EFFORT 10 get
his arm free from Nullane's grip. but could not-
-Tn1la1a cllboe5 him over the head until he gave
s1 ard took him back TO the saloon he FOUND
FARLEY and Martin sitting in the gutter.
whats the matter with you2' MuIane asked
Farley
F5e walked 70 the station with the other three
Lock him I'D as drunk and disoTderly,
o-dered the sergeant. Farley just then fell on
-be floor in a heap unconscious. He was hastily
taken TO the Harlem Hospital. where II was
found that the bullet was in his right side
rrder the lung
Inspector Kane happened 70 be in the station
end quickly heard Of the affair He headed the
reserves and with them ran TO the Plaza Hotel
while the excitement was at its highest.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 12Catte-Receipts 1000 heaa sx cao5Se
moor 10 medium S4GS5 stockers and feeders SSt 40
bulls SaaS4 80; calves 81 50Gs5 Is Texas fed steers
5OGS5 so Receipts to-day 4Iooo head: tonor-
row 3 coo: over, 600 heavy steady light lower
mixed ana butchers 81 sOG$6 33 good 70 choice heE
ST. 209$6 90; heavy 50 75a$6 TO- light SSq$S 90
bTI of sales IS s5GS6 80 SneepReceipts l4OOo mead
fat wethers steady; lower: lambs higher good to
cice 5OGS4 80 Western sheep SSgS4: native lambs
g. -1dS5 80: Western lambs. S2GS4 10 1870,
Cfrcinnari Dec I2.-HOgs $4GTS4 40 cattle ouii
So Ts5 So sheep steady 81 25Q$3 15- Lambs stronger
East Buffalo Dec 12-cattle-Reeeipts 40 head: &
steady light TO fairly good 81 59fSi SO light
stocksrs hefers 81 1908; good stockers S3 G$3 90
buIls 50 25aS4 veas S3 75G$T % Hogs-Recepts 800
baa5, lower for pigs light grades; others about
stesd Workers So 90G$6; light do. 50 75S5 So; mixed
ST. 1O6S6 25: medium TO choice heavy, SO 30d
81 "a ip s. 3OaS5 80; rnughs So 40S5 co. 81 75Q
e. 20 Sheen and Iambs-Receips 5000 head; good lambs
higher sheep firm; lambs S5q$5 10; good to choice
S4 a.: cuIs to fair So 9OGS4 so; sheep choice handy
wethers So 6OG$2S0; common TO extra mixed, y 700
81 SOGS2 80, heavy export ewes
I'D Jvethers IS 6oGS3 70; yearling5 50 1854.
12.-Cattle steady; choice. Sj 90I
se 9e rne $5 eOGS5 good. s5as5 so Hogs slow and
- riTe heavies Sc 30GS6 10: heavy mediums. Sc log
sR 90 light do 95G$6 heavy Workers. 50 $5 go light
40 s5 60GS5 7O pigs weight and quality So BOG
S5 40: Toughs 81 50GS5 rs Sheep active best wethers
s3 0s3 rs; culs and SldS2i yearlings 81 50
So Is Veal calves. Sb1SI
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NeN-York. December

New-YOrk December 12, 1901
BF,EvEzS-Recepts were 40 cars or 500 head, mainly
cansigned ql[eat Isea & oc per n cables last re-
ceived quoted American live sa5tle ssling at Sc
eIT6rts reporisd Tor today or to-rnorrovg
CALVES Receipt all for the market and main Talriy han a.
Yesterday at s4gs7 70 per 100 n for poor to prime & rev
cleared city dressed vea seneral sales "a - &c per o
eTasseTs Ts.sss and led calves sass,
s. 3 57 io5 S Su5 a. IS n Is at SCI % e is q 'f:af
$ % Is DO l2 oT y = at s. ed do p 17s e p q % 1t s. s. do 10
J2n @ Ns21 els n ysa. a I4a - @ n at T s. s. - 81 q 40 rsr is s
2l2 n at & s. 20 & ysSrngs I 80 aa At r. s. a5 5o % DO 80 10 at
Andrew Mullen ye2ls 1dS n a. 81 81 zd =, DO 1i9 m l9'
J. IL Hume s Bro: veals I4a 70. at 81 so; 7 DO 11o
sH& AS6 e2 ;ass s % at Ssiaa- q car. d.
reSt we're 5a cars or e7is held making With stock
carried over from yesterday total q f cars s5 s6 os
moved fairly well Just about yssssTdays asasss the5s 3
stronger About stock were carried over
s6SS s5ss' a a a2of ai & to eb9c9 10 per LAMBS NIB at s. @s5 @
s3GS5 80 dressed mutton at 5a6fc per ~ dressed
s. saaRao9 3a s. zsas :, ls90i am ia = 65 s. ayffass n s
s. - - Gull d. s. h at So I5e IR;IR s "a R '
g n at 81 30. 20 Kentucky 80 n 81 - 10 Indiana
Is DO IS ~ o at Sc Is: i65 Indiana do IS n 9s
do 10 50 10; I13 Kentucky do 1o1 To at So; 10
Hume 100 I'uqalq s lambs IS n "a at s s 7S
al 81 So sheep and lambs IS n at So 5o' 90
f''Jy 3 judd SA q ca 13a Burao lambs SO n So 81 do
q ao n al ye42gs a. @ % rs n at 81 100 Pennsylvania
D aTraston 17e Canada lambs = ~ :? ~ at So i7'
harrington & ia Michigan lambs So 10 at - To-
Canada af-i Western do. IS ID. ut 50.
n n HoIs 81 State lambs. 81 n. at 80 %; oS do'
& m NJ Is "A State sheep, 100 ~ at IS.
j. 6 Curtis & Son: IL Gull lambs As 10. at s. 30 .
Andrew Mullen: - Pennsylvania lambs. IS 10 al
s. i2I-: - Pennsylvania sheep and lambs al 10. at
TE0C-Recepts were 3414 666s head. including
about cars market. No sales had oeen reported
So, - = late hour The market nomnally quoted weak
Country dressed case n for the whole range
SaIe5-Andrew Mullen date yesterday II Stae aoss
150 n average Sc 20 per 100 10: rough ITO 10
n
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeV-TorE., December l2 IDOL
OOEFEE-Sentnent among coffee traders To-Day was
tsvora5y Influenced by steadier European markets. an
ADVANCE OF sterling exchange at to
snc BY IN the Brazilian port
A2 Interior On the opening the tone was steaay
Er'ees showing OF 10 points. with al!
street and local bulls fair buyers ana
street" opening advance urIn!y
adhered continued demand from the room
while evidence renewal OF public interest was
shown house purchases at different
nes during session The market was nnally steao
q Of 5 ( 10 points Total sales were
19250 bags Favre closed 4 higher and the
Gensn a. pig higher fste declined 80 res
and these being the only
hes-ish days Brazilian port receipts
interior movement aggTegatng
900 bags The domestic warehouse delivery total OF
SS52s % s69 bags taken eSghp al New
Orleans In he coffee
inely quoted on the BASIS I5-I6c for Rio No and
s7-zsc Santos invoice lots; the feeling was
Eseady.
4 49, rIlr----
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IJverpooI Dec. 2-C1osing-wheat-Spot firm: No .
red western winter IS I'D No 1 Northern sprng 9s
I'D No California 3D. Corn-Spot steady Aneri-
can mixed old. sid Peas-Ca1adian strong, 6s I'D
Flour-St fancy firm, as sd Hops at Lon
don Pacific Coast steady f3f3 los Beef firm: extra
India mess 75s cd Pork steady: prime mess western
steady: American refined in pals, i3S bd,
prime Western tierces. 49s Cd Hams-Short cut "a TO
dull AS Sd Bacon quiet urnberland cut 20 20
dull "a N. quiet, ass; long
clear rliddies light IS "a 10 Cd long clear mid
Sd: short clear backs. 16 70
70. bellies IA 10 n. 54s shoulders
SQUARE 10. steady. AS. Butter steady hnest
United States 92s; good United States TOs Cheese nrnl;
American white Cd: American finest colored,
45s TaTow Arm: prime city 30. Australian in Lon
don 31s Cortonseed oi-Huu rehned-Spot steady. e2s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 27s Sd. Rosin-Con'rnon
steady As PetFosun1-Rehned firm. Tl4d- Linseed oil
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
FIRST OF THE SERIES OF MASONIC BALLS
MANI PROMINENT OFFICERS AT THE coNsTAN
TINE CoMMANDERY AFFAIR

MANI PROMINENT OFFICERS AT THE CoNsTAN-
TINE CoNNANDERY AFFAIR
Constantine Connandcry, Knights Templar, gave
The opening ball the series that is annually given
nv the Free Masous. at the Harlem Casino on
Wednesday evening. The white ostrich plumes the
gold lace and the jewelled badges Of the past and
present commanders OF the various bodies of this
State. and the officers Of the grand Communicates
Of New-York. Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, Were
81 pleasant contrast with the handsome gowns worn
by the women in the boxes and the floor. The
hall itself seemed 10 enblazon welcome with
.s groups Of electric lights and bright tinted walls
First came drill by the Sir Knights under com
11and Of CAPTAIN T. ". Ttmpsou. Of the National
Guard. and then were announced and received
Henry 3. Stoddard, Grand Master Of the Knights
<TemrIar Of the United States; the officers Of the
grand comma ndsry OF Nevy-Xork State, the officers
OF The RoyaI Arch M2sons and Of the grand lodge
Of York State. and the past and present com
ruznders The escorts were dismissed and then
came the grand march, led by Eminent Commander
and Mrs Albert Behning, Past Commander and
Mrs. Charles P. Peirce and Past Commander Anon
y. Bradley, followed by dancing, supper and good
nights just before daylight
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec 12Cotton steady: middling S1sc low
rddnr 7&c good ordinary receipts. 1880 bales
exports to the Continent 6946: coastwise 421 sales
l. 450 stock .1S9-
Savannah Dec 12-Cotton steady: middling Ifsc; Low
nddng T-f6c: receipts. 1884 bales sales =9I stock
I3O. 6s5.
New-OrIeans Dec 12.-Cotton quiet: middng, Sc; low
-5drg Tssc: good ordinary 1-16c; receipts, Il 1853
bales; sales. 1000: stock. 295 Ia6 .,, - g..
Memphis. 12-Cotton firm u1idolins- l0-loc.
mddng 11-I6c; good ordinary 5.l6c; net receipts
2141 bales; 1886; shipments 32ol sales -2Do'
s-oc
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations uchanged on
Sizc md5lnE upland and sac ior mid
ding GuIf sales l65 bales southern spot markets We're
rsleE-aPhe5 follows: quiet and IN
changed SC; Mobile and unchanged at 8: SaVan
steady. l-16c higher at t+sc. Wilmington l sc
unchanged T5sC. Norfolk. and unchanged at c.
Baltimore and unchanged at sac Augusta sc
higher Sisc- St Louis. steady. l-lec higher. az
I5-16c Estimated receipts - NevA Orleans toT to9
row 1900 bales compared with 3592
bales 1906 bales actual last year
Houston from 5000 10 5000 bales.
compared 10Sao bales actual last week and lt'-+
a
Receipts ports and interior points today as
comrared with day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
Rnilro1ns-
PENNSYLVANIA



ST .rroNs foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRoSsEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
~ The leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt Streets is i've minutes later than
station. except where otherwise noted
s.55 A. NJ FAST MAILL;ed 70 tT9 S5I-ss b5rx 70
Chicago. No coaches 70 Pittsburs. -,.-..,.,s
S.SS NJ NJ. A PENSsYLvASI1 ISITEDPulln.a
Soa cs FoF cRicsso cIsesiaa T0o cinciaaA
lnaia5aPSs L2g17ys' s * LS1is % rr1s EXPRESS
For Toledo. Nashville fvIa Cincinnati and LouiSs's'
s !assi4PP.DQE p. " sa'af% T E6Ufs IS E9ls S
sI9aSa p a wTERS 1SgIIzISS s Fi chssso- For
L9ledS except saETaay PR4sg C Pittsburg
Chicago For Knoxville; daily via shenand9@IE .Isv 49,
SIS p NJ CLEVELAND AND CiNCINNAII. E2>-
PREsSsa WAsHrsGToV sS:iSo, SSD ES9F TaE sns SOUTH
10 oS1 9f85 n car ~ ~ IS Dfnias Car a. n Da
ing Carr. 2lO Desbrosses and CortlanGt ,--53
CaT s25 Dining caT1. 25 Dining caE = . g SD1,as IoS g
Dining carr 1255 Gt4iag carl l. "a q DE
ing Carr 425 Dining Car. 40 dining Carr. @-S
s6uTHERN FIJI RAILwAY-Expresz SIS. As 12lo
Atlantic COAST LINE.-Exrrezs. rs a n and s2S
sEABoARD AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-"Flori55@ and
Metropolitan Limited 1875 n daily Express
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAE.-FOr Memphis
cfIEsAPGAKB HES & OHIO pR4ILW4Y.-755 week
FOB oED . PoiF on GoNFoRT and NoREoLK-7'5 n
ATTsNTg TesfSs cr5 7H@ s9 m m IA 8ag and 255 sekdays
Throusi. vestibasd Trains Buffet ParlOr Cars and
Standard Coaches.
CAPE MAT.-12-55 ?. m weekdays -, -
For points New York and Long Fra1cn F.srsd ~
West Txenty-third street Station $50 a. M A--Ns
3.25, +55. II % 2 sundays - a n 20
Desbrossss and Cortiantt streets. 80
a m. f2.50. $40 $40. ard i13o p Sundays. siS
d. NJ ''' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
61o (Deshrosses and C0Ttlandt Streets o -. .oS-
S25 Limited. 1910 tLlssSosse3
and Cortlsudt Streets 10 2 DINING car lo tIl.as
IS Dining Car. 10 tLe5o19ssss9-s
Cortlandt Streets 220 255. S25 Dining 4r1 80
4 Dining 455 Dining Car 300 tCills
Csr rs ( = { 55 . o m. 12f0 night S1n1ays
10 755 nc coaches. 15 S5Js . 300 tlsnl-slZ2
955 1O55 Dining Carr l255 DINING CaFl' 20
Dining SIS Dining Carr. 800 - tLIlIlSS
Dining Carr. $50 Dining carr. i55 SO 500 Sd
D. m II 10 night -.
Is2 Fifth (helow I'D ST.. Astcr house esr
Twenty-thrd Station, and stations foot q 2e
Court street SOD Eut-
ton Street sS Broadway and Pennsylvania annex Sts-
ton Brooklvn- station. Jersey CITY The New YORK
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination Iseph2n9
EsghteeaE Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cao
7 2 tIT--rEITESON- J. P. WOOD.
General Manager. General Fassr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

nearby prints, 29c Eggs steady. fair demand
fresh nearby and Western 2Ic do Southwestern sc 90
wheat super 81 6O9S2 so: 81 s0G
81 Pennsylvania roller clear So 3e<5 45 DO straight
5GfI$S Western winter clear. 50 30IS3 oOs 90
straight s3 55S5 So 1884 Kansas stragt
sacks SO 45GS3 50; do sacks. So I0SS 50
Receipts-Flour $500 bbis and 2635eo0 70 IN sacks;
wheat S1.000 BUSH 10000 bush: oats, AOOO ousn
ShipnsutsWheat- 10000 BUSH $4,000 bush; oats.
hush
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
.IncIuding %. $50 taken ex ship.


CoTTON-Cotton very to-day. things consid-
cred had appearance Of being well I'D
Of all weak long interests. with prices of but point or
last nights high level The market opened
steady al advance OF 1G4 points support from
who placed precarious position
failure Of Liverpool cables their
cables declared heavy
had suddsaly Liverpool off from Of the
world. far wire communication concerned and
that the English Postofce Department trying to
reach that city by train from London In view Of the
market last night 12a3 points above
the figures when the English market finished the
local had radical change
o Liverpool opening
had q profit taking by
smaller holders a luf caused by
unfavorable the Nev-Orleans market and by
light selling pressure from the South Light receipts and
tardy cable from Havre. stating that Liverpool had
opened 4G5 points higher caused quick rally IN the
market which still later broke quite sharply under active
liquidation show leaders in part
based weakness stock In the last
hour. however. the market q sudden turn, and
jumped back last nights final bids OF shorts
enthusiastic bull support started by report nat
the English market had gained considerably the open
bids before the final adjournment there Contetai
buying orders lent color these and ten1l 70
additional strength TO the buying movement Sent-
IL the last hour favored the bull side and acns
strong Europe traders mere
long overnight The and New-Eug!and spin
bought scattering the late rise Froht
taking prices of shade top in the last ten
The market I2ally quiet and STEADY, with
prices 1Q4 points lower
The range Q; contract prices in market to
day follows
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
! al the ports and interior points to-day, as
- =. - - l. Ill I'D Ias+ vAa-.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Buvers naturally expected some
in wheat found mills stubborn and maintaining old
T5r " Pagents 3 a. vintsr seaigfts s. 56S5 TO-
No winter 50 95GS8 10 winter s. soqs2 90;
WEEzT FI16CR2uiet qaoted at s. Ioas2 %. SPOT and
TO arrlre---.--FYE FL0UR-SJeady. Quoted. Fair 10
cORNMEAL-Easy Quoted: Kiln dried. 50 5ods3 81, as
and yeI6gv 81 65as1 -. coarse 81 seaSI FEED
srriTe 800 n So 5o Spring bran bulk s25 winter
i55 5ie SO 25sa 0 corn oiicake SD 50; honlIny
chop SIS IS: aI.neal $50 80
GRAIN w5EEATEor three e DAYS in succession
zion from al quarters & has Pfe SIss ana PuTf cont
days net loss was only es5 sc the market % was in
et ay es5nse to their Efforts toward bringing about
% a16 especisIl9 in quarters that have lately been
most PTonllTelt as 81 II, SEQ
small NoTtl7'est est eee[S, ,9{ ny 90 ~ a. b~
Eether with E@[l9s IseTT ~ % , - ~, f,r1 asr,+ bIi7
seemed unable 70 restore confidence agan IN me market
s1n1e respects to-iays stand0G. neither
po4ta6s 5as a'ns Decline e Tose TSo felt nat good reaction
vas vas osecE e | for an ,ncrease q ? $50 900 bush in North
vest stocks ms |ee e. an & "a .t 20 -ist aa' +a sIe-
by encouraged maintain their position persistenty
owing to trouble the cables Liverpool while those
@ who Co. ol1 Fsei 55II any Leat deal ot weaiSness with
decline Of l1sGEl+:f IN tuLus Taie b4eaIsL came ne
usual but prices were fraction higher suggesting bet
York S4lzc nominal; Manitoba. s154c prompt;
10 : Northern Duluth. S2&sc prompt; No ! Northern
Manitoba, prompt No = hard NeW-4orkt - &C
No Ney-T0rz, s2C prompt.
CORN-There relief for bulls in corn to
day wheat The price declined steadily at New
York with especial December which left
finally tsc lower. against &c decline IN May
This affected cash property. No corn closing on the
FAY basis against lc premium Wednesday At the
considerable selling
the AZ is not at
higher prices
present level The has
rirued scale. The Price
Current noting special enlargement OF offerings II
and Illinois The London cable closed IS I'D net
Export business consisted Of only load No
2 white and No yellow, I29sc.
0 selling continued
prices shifted sti lower
a result, being No = oats
closed q sic: No 3 No white. sic; No white.
white clips, SOC. .RYENarlet easy No Western,
7l24c No Western. T1l4c both 0 afoat; State
rye. 67G6sc- -BA RLEY-Narket quiet Feeding was
quoted a J966Ic 63G6Sc both Buf-
GRAIN-Market nominal Quoted
a. 81 - per 100 70, track New-York-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
NAVAL STORES.

market spirits turpentine rather dull but
Rosn. and pitch quiet but steady
TAR-Rsgulars 81 IS; DO oil, bbls, 50 90.
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-37&G GSSI4c-
ROSIN-Common good strained, 81 55i %, 81 so; e
CO: F 81 rs G. 81 10: H. 81 70: 81 80; K 81 So NJ
So: y So 65; W G. 81 W W. 81 Is
STOCK IN HAND.
Fsostn $3.50 oo.s
spirits turpenttne -+oIS DoaS
Savannah Dec 12-spirits turpentine firm 35s.c;
ceips bbs. sales 1887. Rosn firm: receipts 4OSS
bbIs sales. 335: exports. 5. zoo
Charleston. Dec. 12.-Turpertlne firm and unchanged
Rosfn unchanged
Wilmington Dec. 12-Srrts turpentine-Nothing doing
receipts % firm 9oclS1; receipts 20 bols
Crude urpentine quiet OGS2; receipts 20 bbls Tar
81 20. receipts f63 bbls
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
.46.5lDecembe-

'une $3.50 December --.---4475 IS
ttto--CoHee market dull; No I Rio. $500; exchange,
Y 11S2c; receipts 1000 bags: cleared for United
states II 900 bags; cleared tor Europe stock
So. 600 bags
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee IS as foowe:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

rufaIo Dec 12-FIour firm wheat-sprng dull; No
7 Nortbern S2Izc- Corn weak; No yellow, I1lsc No )
40 80 White 52c: No do. 511se: No mixed. 4s3.c
do. 49b4c Barley-FaHcy' 'oc- hye du4' NO / 'oe
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION
A. p NJ Daily. except SlIrtayS. ID
field Sundays only. at 20 4 VI
Pullman Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated with Ptutsch LlSht
Ticket offices 26i. AIS and I216 Broadxay .
Union 9-5 Columbus Ave. 1S3 West l-9In -
f25h ST and 13sth Stations. New York SS ana 50
Broadway, d t5roeA1y-.l
Te1snbone 3Sth OF York Central
Service checked from hotel OF resi1snca u
vestcott Express Company -
P. 5. BLODGETT GEORGE Z baNLH.L-5-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
POYAI, BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR PHILADEIPHIA- - =. -.
sTo00. "11-30 \ NJ, 'I0G TlS9s
+s 3 90 +4O0 s'4o0. f43o. 500. 100. $780, s9oa
tTS'-0 IRsITTYORE AND WASHINGTON
e 20 s10O0 sIfsO \ NJ. "1OO. Use. 40. 800
200 p N, ~ Is Tadt- 80 ,s, a.
oalces: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry IL 81; 81
1900 1854 Rvay, 81 6th Ave. = Jnlon So
West f53 I25th St 2T3 West l255h 50 - Coiusn-
b,rs York Court St. 344- $50 FuIto1 *
Is-roEvu qS Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New York Trans
fsr O. calls for and checks baggage % destination
.Fr0u Liberty only "Daily- 1Daily. except sun
DAY sSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

Foreign Coffee siarkes-Ssnros-Con market steady
good santos 5Sioo: receipts 2ooc stock
$4,000 bags. HsIaburg-coHee market opened y pfg
AiEhers al go n AG55 pig higher sales.
5100 bags. Eavre-Cofee market opened irregular.
= franc higher; AZ Il unchanged: ar quiet and
unchanged. al $50 unchanged; total sales. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains Franklin Station New E0rks As roF-
lows and - min later West 42d ST. n r.
s7:IO A. M-For Intern. points 10 Albany & Month
= A M & Mon Express
P. M.-Chicago Express
s225 p M-Cour Detroit. Chicago & St LouA<
t3:45 P. No For Hudson River Points & Albany
p. NJ ROch-. Buffalo. Cfeve'd & Chicago
+7.45P p. M-For Roch- Buffalo. Detroit 81 Lauts-
lisp M Syra-. Mag Falls. chi
-TlaiIy Traily. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn
mex No at fI0.45 a. N. No at f3G6 p. N Lsavs
Jerss CITY p. r. 1. III A
az TS 35 p Time principal hotels and Offices
Baggage residence Westcotts
p. s. BLODGETT. C z LAMBEsRr
Cent lAlDerfrtsndent Genrl Pzss-r
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

Lackawanna Railroad.
Lea New York Barclay Christopher Srs~
+S.0e A M-For Bfnghanton and Syracuse
a IL Buffalo Chicago ald s. Louis
P. M--For Buffalo and Chicago
P. M.-For and Piy1outh-Bu1ec=
p. M.-For Buffalo and Cf1icaso
P. M OsweSo. I-haca and Burra1o.
200 A N-For Buffalo Chiczso--srough Sleep
ers open 0 P. NJ
Tickets az 42s fiss 11s Broadway s. Lasayette
5,h Ave ia W 125th St. Park PL. y. 7, and 13S
Fulton St. Brooklyn Daily fESxcepr sunday
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

SIETALS-The feature IN the metal r7s-st t-oay vas
selling o. copper IN Ior - ~Elch totAAso
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13
ID" LINE.


" 1arrsst steamer in world To Mediterranean and
orient Feb "a days some choice berths left al $40
s,5 mr. Ftrs-cIass including shore excursions Clark
Excursions 10 Europe. 1902. E C CLARK. III 3 way
New-York tribune., 1901-12-13

Receipts Of points thousands
ciphers 0oo omitted, hour bbls. grain BUSH