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New-York tribune., 1901-02-19

On Tuesday Kansas city had eooo snd Omaha 1900 AZ
al wesisr2 gotats The arrivals & were ss9 obsT PROD
about unehanged from Saturday except aioW% % wIS
Mes SIS 5ssii 5o family si5csi5 90 shost :lt 3
gsl9 80 sEEF-uiet 91oted: Mess ssesS & % STA sI.
BEEF HAMs-NOmnal Quoted: SIS soelsls ~
-. DRESSED H0Gs-Easy Quoted Baeons se' i'"
TIT l bsies s. steady Pao,sd
9ise; 10 70 sac: IL 10 Sc IA n IsgE s.e fcStSa Si
saosi saosseTs =, % seoea :! fs e ea'
country. 5a5@c.- .LARD-Weak; quoted at 7Toc Cliy
south America s75e; continent Soc Brazil kess I5c
Compound dull Quoted CITY .: a. Sc ss'sin, CIV
sse.:. sTEARINE-sieady. Quoted; oieo 'se' CITY
RICE-The rarke for rice very quiet. but steady
RoWsveT We're WEE s' @ bfd4 aGoted % Quotations follow 20
nestle common 70 low far sl.Q4e fair 70 sood sS
4Sa5.c; japan. a. a5c: java. 45+a4.e; Rangooh IN
sUGAR-very little interest manifested in the re
ned & sugar market sodsy haHH q na6ns Soow
cubes 575e: NIX powdered. 565Gi poWtered eoaTss
granuiaed 575c Eagle coarse ana ne nulaad
66c: Eagle 70 cartons. n bags and N BAGS of me
lated and diamond 4 6aOc: confeconeTs' $500; No l.
sae: & Nos sHd 3 aoc No ( M SS's zoo No 20 To- Ssc
No II; 4elc: Nos u and lS 4aac5 Nos II 10 anu anu
beet market prices declining IA the future oR
ton while delivery figure barely maintained
February at 0s Sd ana March az 9s 81. The local raw
Gre onestngs continue light and ths feeling .ena9s
and Sac for moIasses sugar. -.
IA-some three lots Of tea changed hands IN r.
times MAY sold at i3-5oc; June. 136ec; July. l5ooc
10 - points higher and remained unchanged during the
session. spot japan was quoted 1iee for No - The
March Il sais SOC: aprl IA dsfis s May IA 400
u 6oc June IS 5Oa Is zoe; July $50 7Oc: August
NoSemSe is ssi4 Se pSesmber ~ sS2P & January
iiai4$oc The market closed steady in tone
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
'eN-forI, February is. 1901.

Ne,y-York February 1S. 1901
eOFFEF--The coffee market made considerape II a
h1i aoIrish today and displayed more energy tnan IN
49, vsap TOTAL sales reached $500 bags well dis
,-t,re6 through tie list The feature of the Cay o
fions was The appearance buyer OF near months 81
,ronneu copper people who several times IN The PAST
bove caused such advance as occurred tPLaH-
m fbs drst car the feeling steady, with prices IN
anged to points higher During the forenoon speeUla
,o We peacefu enough and variations al most CID not
svcees POINTS But the early afternoon urgent buylng
orders came and scare q room snoIls ltslllca'
-e advanced l0Gl5 points within Almost as many min
MES an for the the marked strength Vas
manifesto throughout the list At The close The market
5NlS points higher having paft-alS
reartea under ur0ft-takng The foreign market news
va no, specially interesting, and domestic inalences were
of a feahle rype az spot demand IN the street
marked was during the morning but became active
m the Afternoon with prices al the close &c higher 10
gAc Is and 7sc for Rio As Total warehouse ae-
liveries United States for the week Just ended were
g.. OO3 against l730lI bags last week and 6'se
hsrn e or the former amount
NeN-Yok reported s7el5 hags. Santos receipts were
l0 the compared with lasUoO bass
last and g. 600 bags the week ago.
RIO receipts aggregated 5000 bags against 6lo the
previous week and 7200O for the week aso
RIO Shipments the United States, 10000 bass for the
weak; Europe 1900: Santos shipments 20 the United
states. i54 600 bags. 10 Europe. $1,000 bass
ne OF contract prices in the local market to-
az follows
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
r1-RoPE.x Peopycu MARKET

Liverpool Feb 1s.Closing Wheat, spot dull: No I
-,IJfor1is Is 2Iad No Western winter SIS r1%d
NJ Northern spring Us 81: futures quiet; March. IS
liza. MAY IS 3D. Corn-SpCt. American mixed new
steady iiHd American Eixed Old firm As nd futures
- CanaIIan quiet, IS Hops London Pacnc
,osst steady tiQE5 15s. Flourst Louis fancy winter
s,aa1y - 0 Beef India CAS- Cd. Pork
TsrtIre mes Western. dull. els Sd. HamS-ShOrt
~ - ~ m firm 9d. Bacon firm; Cumberland
- ~ 20 10 ass: rib Is TO "a No. ies Sd: long clear
mddes. light y TO ~ lo ais ei i4ns clear miadiss
2s AZ clear bellies f4 10 H. +Ss. Should-rs-Square
y, - ~ n, strong 37s Cd. Lard steady prime West
ern IN terces 3D. American refined IN pals. 3ss Ga
Cheese dull. finest american white Ss nne-t american
T-nSted states Taow-Prinle city quiet. 25s I'd
Ausrralian 10 London. easy 97s Cotonseed Oii-Eull
refined spot easy 2s TIrpenne-Spirits quiet 2ss Sd
Ro~in-Cornron steady As Sd Petroleum, refined quiet
1Isd. Ianseed oil duh, 2ss
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Feb. IS.-Cotton quiet; mddng . 3-f6c:
n.iIdling S3sc; good ordinary l5i6c receipts.
bales: exports Great Britain. i52; the Con-
tinent H. u54 stock. 169 1S9
Baltimore. Feb. 1s-Cotton nominal: middins. csc:
middling. 5-l6c: good ordinary 5 l6c;
ceipts. d. bales. stock. i0S25.
Savannah. Feb 1s-Cotton quiet and easy; middling.
else; mddng s'sc receipts D. 1856 bales; exports TO
the Continent. col coastwse. 9 s64 sales 6t stock.
fOi 263
NeW-Orleans Feb. 1s-Cofton quiet middIing.
low mffiling. Q+sc good ordinary 7a,c:
ceips 525 bales gross 93s9; exports France s775
Continent Tf9 coastwse. 26l7 sales 500;
867 OS6
Memphis Feb. 1s.-Cotton easy middling. eisc low
vnfddIne Size; good ordinary TTsc: receipts
321S; shipments 52ss sales 1900; stock.
I5I9IS.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19


COTTON-Frienss Of cotton had a trying Gay on
Change Whe the bears scored successes thS eals -
have not noted IN many weehs. ne toI5'
q the days oreratuns the liquidation q acn
hy thoroughly dishear rtened lones anG te psTs'
selling o near months by the bear interest IN sSss.i
Prom stan operations were conducted on -
scale present crop options receiving ne D"t1
attention. The early English cables We're N-Scl
looked for. while receipts al the ports koHeo 20 -
barely day year ago ie LsIs srt
buying Orders Tor March and May IN eNiaehot St
an on lie theory that reaction from the break OF l'
week The market opened steaog lh -, -,
near months points higher 10 unchaheea ane "a.
months UNCHANGED 1 point lower The staoA41. -
brief after the call great btoehs
March huFE1ecly. which starred "tlNo
liquidation and July. General sel4lns on ts.ee
scale force and under this pressure iI4e
crumhled rapidly. Liverpool opposed the NeaAH'ss Ae
Coz time. but subsequently, conformec - lAe 49,
figures closed well down 20 ne ieures cnTren1 80
shorts. but later the nlafket ahe
tured weak unoer squirt OF general selling aha
the demand of character Ihe estlhlaos
t0-mOrroNs receipts leading points were IN AZ
cordauoe with general and spot markets etso
gZpectCd. RuUors that Nell Nouid to-ial
issue bulish circular. % which he would aSsLh
estimate crop 100000 bales maximum failed ~
produce any marked erect upon the trace, mr. Sem
being regarded 81 the way In his iceas as 20
Yield and situation IN general Gloomy cotton
dryFoods markets accounts helped 10 create
prejudice aeaust market dsd the hesviness ~ TIE
stock uarOt. commission houses were liberal
sellers an through decline. Europe bought al the
siar, but later month seller The market
barely steady. with prices net 20 u points lower
Tie OF contract prices IN the local market to-day
Vas follows
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Feb. is. D. m-cotton-spot-Mod
business: prices barely steady: American middling
1I-s2d The sales OF The day were 5000 bales OF which
bal speculation and and included
of receipts Is Co bales all Amer-
opened quiet and closed steady American
nddlng I M February t6-Gid buyers; FEBRUARY and
March. t2-64GJ Iss4d value March and April, 96id
value: April MAY. T64gS s64d buyers; June and
july. 5GtG5 Sid buyers; July and August . 3 eiT @
: August and September. % 64Gi Stiid
buvers: september 5i-ip4 -6id BUYERS: October
e. SD nomr al; October and November o % Gid
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York. loot OF ChanoerD st.
follows ard 5 minutes earlier from W. 23d St:
300 a. Daly.-Solid train for Buffalo. 3
Binghamton. Waverly Elmra and Bradford Coaches.
parIor and cafe dining 70 Buffalo.
2-30 D. Daily -Chcago Limited-Fast srail-So,ld
train Chicago. arriving $40 Arr Cleveland A.
Sleepers Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining car
7.3O D. m Daily.-Buralo ane Cleveland Express.Arr
Buffalo TO5 Bradford 720 jamestown 100 ana Youngs-
town 1927 a. Cleveland 1880 Seepers to Buff
falo Cleveland Cafe
Obs m. Daily-Solid train Blngharntou wavsr
y. Elra, Chicago seepers 20 Buffalo, Chicago. cinein-
Dining
VNcKETs. LOCAL TIME, CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. 1i2. 261 f0l sS7
Broadway. 157 East t25th ST. and 2Is West i2sth ST..
$50 Fulton 81. 9s Broadway Brooklyn; 122 River ST..
Hoboken Jersey City Station. New-York Transfer
Co. IL checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
OTHER MARKErsLBr TELEGRAPH.

OTHER MARKErs-Br TELEGRAPH
chsasO @ Feb Receipts. 5000 head Includ.
about STEADY seoS to prime steer, s. scasa p.sf
81 f5ass S. bulls g sSs4 ao calves ssass s. Tsaas
Bulls s scSsa sSss ,oass Us
hs IA e aeT to5 S @ mated .5s e rberV IS @
e shot : sS 5iS sos fss Tossh
IS 81. sheep-Receipts 22Ooo head steady: lambs
R E00s q e Ssaoe western ssS sS 8 ii s f &
Tszas sheep; $: sess$ 20; native lambs. ssSsS 20;
is .ssy 5 sss. sS:.s sss'. ssss % 10 10
prms ha' sa ss & f6 cS@ms5 ss . oss % .ow ana s
Prime @ediu%, s5sseSss s; best YosEsrss S Sos
g 75@s snesp steady and aos 9wsr sHeles gssa an
sEs - soqs4 g.: eSnmon s2nsS; choice lambs ~ "a
East afrso ff Fsb a2s cars. sheep
SeTy s and saa seneray osr offerings 100 loads Choice
feeders stockers were moderate demand the
i5dc desirable butcher grades fairly steady
quality Calves lower COED >. e bsst @
s92q s92 to Sa Best s 3 saRPPa
Sia sod s 8 5u F9oq ssasa 81
good fps . be-. ia5 eoWs S a5as 5c 5sf:s
81 M good to chdse do S. 25asa IS common and stock
feeding steers Choice to EXTRA 81 s5asi % good Choice
s. e5 canada feeders choiee 90 e5asa S.
sas2 25 mixers and calves so,ee oo,c TO extra % s s
sssaS4o calves choice 10 extra s. 5ss good to choice
s. 25as7 So heavy calves s4as5 Sheep and lambs -
S q win few sales at S So Modes sold at $ s5a
S9Ss 3 wi g M s ea9a an rdod La"5 "a eocs cn0ss & S
to to & ehdc & sheep &c. ws1SsTs s9SGs g 81 % IS s4 @ eSe @
i 2 elgze very dun several Loads left over n
heavy, medium Workers. and pigs: roughs s5as5
The trade was fairly steady at the prices which on The
cleaned NJ.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19


spring wheat eSa74c; so ted; 7a,sa5siss; No CORN
White ssass No white 272 No rye 5,s5!sc Sa!s
sod ns si s ' < %oriSyes1ern 81 a. prime
timothy seed s. SS clover. c9HtraeS ont STsde oo sssl y @ 5
s. az. short RIBS sides ooss' a5qs7 i5 dry ss;ed
Shoulders bo1s So sass 5o .hor5 clear sides Co3ee @
Proiu,e Exchange tday the butter market was agiet
iatii iol. aiis.c. esss quiet: fresh iSal5i.c
cincinnati. Feb 1s-Flour dull; fancy. 81 25asS so
family; 81 SOC Sc 90 Wheat quiet: No red 7Se Corn
27%c. Rye steady: No = Sc
Duluth. FEB 1s-whsat.cash No bard. use; No
July. 762.c. Cora-May, 3ss.c. Oats. 2ea2o5ac.
Milwaukee Feb 1s-wheat lower. No Northern.
5sc BARLEY 2Ssc Iowsr No 5sc sample sS5sc
Minneapolis Feb. 1s-wheat-Cash. 7sSc; May. 74lso:
Satb.74 I 7 \, on sSs Flour MS
81 O59s4 Is second patents g s5gs. hrst
clears 81 eOaSs; second clears "ase Bran in bulk
Philadelphia Feb Is-wheat Iic lower: contract grade
February. 77G77sc. Corn frn; No mixed, February,
Flour unchanged superhne. as2 80: do extra
So doGs2 PennsyIvania roller clear 50 o@sa Is do
30 israsS 81 soss 60 90 PATENT, So sS$s S. Rsnsss
sg M r. sacks s. sss 81 ds Dasnt ;ss n sacks !, g %
s 4o ey mills, s doss2 So q ci;aT $ 2os
quiet steady 9Ods2 90 per Dbl for
weea prns 2as % do nearby s Esr. s.adS esS
nearby Isc do Western lsr do soqthwesssrn ldsG do
oats l40oO bush. shipments-corn 1000 bush; oats
II. 600 bush
s. Louis Feb 1s-wheat-No 2 red cash. Tossc: May.
S3s July 5sg12,;e No sasa SI gSTn
white 2sg2s'sc
Toledo. Feb .s.-whear aun and lower; cash. 7oc;
NAV. eslAc Rye. a2'lc. Coverseei 1890 prime se 20:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
ef2 A. NJ. 3.35 p NJ. Daily. except sunday 20
PittsfeId; Sundays only al 8. 20 A. NJ.
Pullman oil through trains
Trains Illuminated with Ptntsch Light.
Ticket Offices Il3 26i AIS and 1915 Broadway. =
Union So. 275 Columbus Ave, 1873 West 125tn 81.
10th ST. and t3sth ST. Stations New York 3Ss and 10
FULTON 81. and Broadway. u. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone Street for New York Central Cab
seryice Baggage checked from hotel residences by
Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
WEST SHORER.R,

Trains leave Franklin 81 Station. N Y. as folloSA
and I5m. later foot West AID ST.. N r.:
-7:10 A M.-For interim points to Albany 4 Montreal
A Lake MOhonk. Minnewaska. saratcGA
Carsiiu Mountains and Utica
900 p. M--Chicago Express. Daily 80.
r.. M-Cont. for Detroit. Chicago q ST Ioua
t3:45 p Ne For Hudson River Points TO- Albany,
p M.-F1r Buffaso. Cleve. y e-nIcaso
tsoo M-For Rochester Buffalo pstr9i' 81 L1aa Ss
s9l5 r. M.-For Syra. Roch, Mag FANS. pet M.
.paily. tpaily except Sunday tsayes Bsoosyn 1 A,
City p r. r. Sta. No. at 80 A. NJ 2 al 3ss p N
Time principal hotels and onceS Bassass
checes from hotsi or Westcott Exp. C. E
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent n. <.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Feb. 1s-Flour steady. Wheat-Nothing doing
in spring No Northern. Old carloads s3isc' 90 r.
s5fsc: buyers bidding &c for red winter and I57c for
white do Corn easier; No yellow. 44c; No do A34c.
No 2 43i.c; No do. 43sc. through billed Oats
steady white 81 lac: 3 31c. No mixed 29c;
No do 2slsc asked. through billed. Barey-A few cars
OF Michigan sold Sac track spot barley IN
offered 5sGG5c. Rye quiet No 2 on track soc
No in store, SIC.
Chicago. Feb 1s-The leading futures ranged a. fol
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
Satur

Closed uulCt, WIN QnofotIols
the basis Of D 5-lGc Tnddug upand ana s-l6c
tcr niddling Gulf sales 900 bales Southern
kets teegTa Follows: NeWOreans Guie and
.asy unchanged 8Ac Mobile. quiet and unchanged al
" savannah quiet and easy, l-l6c lower a. 3act
Charleston, Quie ana easy unchanged i-lGc: VII
ranFtOn hrm nc lower 80 Norfolk dun unchanged,
az eAo; baltimore. nominal NC higher, a. 1Ac: Augusta
eael unchanged 3-l6c; 81 Louis, cul uncianged
el a-l6c Estimated receipts tomorrow at NeN-Orlears
are 1900 $3.50 hales against $50 bales
na ll.0is bales year A. Houston, $500 20 $500
L@.eA with lO3s0 bales last week and 1881
TALES lasi year.
Receipts a. The ana interior points TO-DAY. com
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
STOCK or HAND

firm unchanged
savannah Feb ls-spirits turpsntine firm. 35c; re
ceps 2I5 bbls: sales. l19 bbls. Rosia and un-
ehanged roceFts. 52ii bbs sales. - bbs; exports
T.sl4 bhs
85 ~ gsSc; receipts. 81 bb Rosin steady 81 IS
ceips III hbs Tar stealy 81 la receIpts. sol hcls
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits tuTpentine ruled shade hrmer
today IN sympathy with higher market Savannah
Trading hOWeEea only moderate volume. Rosin
was quiet and firm We quote:
TAR-Isesulars. So: do oil. bbs 81
SPIRITS TERPENTINE>-4 40i.
RoSIN-Common 70 good strained, 81 IS; E, 81 % =.
e. o. L.. % g. ~
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHiLADELPHIA.
e.4 go "a so tsOO 900 1000 s1t3O m. no.
80 1900. too S'4O0 1430. 800. 700. t7SO.
$500 80 p m. s1a.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
y.43O tS.OO 1000. s1I3O a. m. t1Oo. s1S0. $40.
offces: Liberty ST. Ferry South Ferry 11s. i72 2s1.
434 ea5 1900 1854 Broadway. Ave- T37 Ave.
q Union So West 125th ST., 273 West 125th
ST.. e45 Columbus Ave. New York: Court St, 344. $50
Fulton St Brooklyn: as Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
calls for and checks baggage TO desti
'Fron Liberty ST. only. .Daiy. tDaly. except Sunday
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19

Ri0-Cofee market weak. No Z Rio. GSl25. Exchange
Do .l-S9d Receipts 5000 bags cleared for the United
States lOOO bass cleared for Europe, 2Oo bags stock
.0l 600 baEs
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
Central R. R. OF New JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks "Electro-Pneumetic' Signals
Stations in New York. Liberty ST. and South Ferry.
Trains leave Liberty ST. below tme from South Ferry
five minutes earlier. nOted)-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19

A DvERTIs ana subssrintions for The Tribune
81 door north Of sist-s until o'clock advertise
received az the following branch orces
ONCE until O'Clock viz: c54 sth-avs.
cor 23d-st 1852 6th-ave i2h-st Macy.s
West a2dsr near oth-sve; 90 East lsth-s, 2n7 West
42t-s between 7th and sh 1o0 East 47th-st 3s
3c-ave.. between 10Th and 77th l02s 3dave,
elstsr l7oS ist-ave. near soth-st 100 rremont-ave
sd-avs. sis,-st 534 Sd-avs 21O Blsscksr-st
22J Bleesker-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19

dressed unchanged 5ilasHc per heavy light
Sales-S Ju6d & Co. 20 Western l54 n average.
at s. so 100 fh Oae Saturday,. 1cs Western pigs
1O5 10. al So SO.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
Eallrc1os.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


1AILRoA
STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
1SThe Ienvinr time from DeSbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets is Ave minutes Inter than
that given below for Twe"ty-third Soress
station. except where otherwise noted
700 A. N. FAST MAII.-Lfnited TO two Bnf,st Parior
Ssrs New York to Ptsburg sleeping Car Pt'S0urs !"
sss EAST clsysIans;
Cars For chicaso Cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati. Ind
1$s z: W cTIIcAGo aNP 81 LOUIS ExPREss1Jsser Jsr
S-SS ss,, Y: sT. LOUIS ExPREsss,.,EoF R'tsOurs.
TO- To,sio src, w. wESs[EkN ENHt.EsSSRor ehicsso f
7s n PacIFfc SeiPeS ExPREss%or PRES p,ssurg ana
ssS csanees for flsysIsnd % except SsSTSay Ex
PREss-For Pttsbarg. Cleveland. Cincinnati,
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
I5S $50 sos. 1910 Des1rosses cortlandt Streets.
i9ss bnng bPnnS Cap ie5S (PnHs ss ana a. % laSS
Streets g. . onsTs-sions Tim ali PsrioT ans
M i2 70 nish5 Sdag sndagg ta2 g ssS nf ioss bnnx r
Pser @ and ilaPs pinne eaTs, T % aas Dl3ins
soTHES RaS RniGS Sa a9da p m IitSd II c n5as 2 Is D. m
s GDes0rossss and CeTtanat Streets 81 20 mJ week.
NoRFoLK a6 W&srERR R RrEWa9Sr u 9so aaiS Msmphi.
ATaNTc G6as Z E m aas spcoia a1o D. m
and gqrtlandt streets 2 20 p %S week
cLsA Ono RAII%AYIs55 a Az s. a. a1lis M and
it.5 3 AR and g MssrSP0s,1 ,,,1 Linn
OLD POINT Comfort and NoRFoLK.@z55 M
week-days and s55 y. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 a. m. and 255 .. week-daya
Standard Coaches.
CAPE MAY.-I255 D. m
POINTS on New York and Long Branch Railroad srrcn
Iwentv-thtrd Street Station) $50 a IL 10.
%, -. and : 80 p. m sundays. o 2 a. m. = IS .. m
IRON DesnrosSes and Cortlandt Srreetsl. 800 a M
IZ5o S.4O and $40 p. m. Sundays. O. as a. m. o15
FOR PHrLApEIPWTA
& 3 sed "a q GSssnd Pst5s 5Its g. 40 rs.
and Cortland Streets 2OD (Dnfng Carr fo5s Dining
Sarl llS5 i255 r. 55 Dining Carl. 10 CDe.-
presses and Cortlandt Streets 2O) 255 325 353 AIS.
80 'oinns Carr ass Dining Carr. 555 Dining carl-
20 80. 500 925 IL 10 nisht. sundays : 10.
..:, no coaches s25 S55. OPS 955 Uirnited). 955t
I1;,rI r GDnins % cso z S. p IS Dining car, 81
' ' - ' - = - "
Ticket Offices 461 a45 1a54 2s Broad
way; Astor House: West Twentythird Street Station:
END stations foot Cortlandt Streets
Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. as Broadway ana
Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn; Station. Jersey
City The New York Transfer Company Will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
to destination.
Teephone "9f4 Rail-
road Cab Service
J.. p HTTTCHINSON T. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
lEHiCH VALLEY.

Foot OF West Sd a; JOTtandt and DesDFosses Streets
Daily 7 Except sunday. sunday changes: las. dI2As
is Is. sI5j. t6.5. ass. x6.15. y5.l5. zL5.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
Railroaos.
Lackawanna Railroad

Sleepers at t13O r. NJ
TIckets az 95 Fifth Ave. a5s Columbus Ave- i13 and
4ee Broadway. 10 Park Pl 1873 W. 125th ST. and a3s Fu
ton ST., Brooklyn
Wesrcott's Express Company will call for and check
baggage 20 destination. Except Sunday. .Daiy.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. February 1s. 1901.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19

May -..-..--.-.-i4 O7is Il OTi- II % Ao2a IL IS
hreaasturs interior points thousands
three chers oOO omitted hour bhls grain hush
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19

Sartos-CofIee market weak Good santos
f$400 Receipts 2O.0OO bags; stock, l,lA4.OO0 bags
HarhurE-C0nee market opened = pfg higher 81 2:30
, !. pig net hgler. Sales lTnuo bags. iavTe-
Cchee market opened steady. franc higher at y m
advanced = franc; 3 N, steady and . franc mEher
al $50 \ franc lower. Total sales, 1000 bass
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-08-15

In the opinion of the Lancaster
MteAHgencey, the man who created
sensation Tuesday by plunging to
death i'll Newark bay, shouting
"I'm a bad man." told the truth.
1t then continues and says that
man with a good heart and sound
conscience is not the man to COM
NIT suicide. Sometimes an honest
man, under sudden and overwhelm-
ing affliction, may take his life in a
fit Of temporary insanity but the
suicide is generally a knave or a
fool and most pitiful Of them all
is he who thinks he is doing some
thing heroic, for suicide is the badge
Of cowardice, and has been aptly
described as being as easy and COM
monplace as going to bed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-08-15
Hoods E0rSaD0riLI0
LATE STATE NEWS.

While crossing the railroad
tracks at Lock Haven Monday,
Mary Cafferty was struck by train
and killed.
During severe electrical
storm Saturday, Mrs. Harvey
Compton, and her daughter, Miss
Verna, Of Scranton, while sitting
together in house at Long Ridge,
were instantly killed by lightning
bolt.
Mrs. Catharine Fahey, OF
Wilkes Barre, died Saturday night,
aged IoI years. She was born in
County Mayo, Ireland, and came
to this country twenty years ago.
Two weeks ago she was taken sick
for the first time in her life. Until
then she had retained her eyesight
and hearing and strength.
Lightning played a most singt-
lar prank at the residence of John
Bonnell, in Jersey Shore, Saturday.
A bolt struck the chimney and,
going down the kitchen hue, tore
Mrs. Bonnelrs right shoe from Ler
foot and hurled it clear across the
room. Aside from a light shock
Mrs. Bonnell was uninjured.
In his talk OH Education" at
the closing session of the Delaware
district Of the Jersey Conference OF
the c. M. E. church at Chester
Saturday, the Rev. +. +. Williams,
delegate from Chester, predicted
that within the next 100 years a
city would be built in the air.
This prediction stirred up the con-
ference.
Apple growers in the vicinity
Of Waynesboro are having a rich
harvest. Within the last few days
they have sold 10, 900 bushels to a
Philadelphia wholesaler. The prices
paid were SI.75 per barrel for pick
ed apples and 81 for dropped apples
not cut. These prices are high and
every grower is trying to sell.
Bishop Rudolph Dubs, of Chi
cago, preached twice Sunday at the
United Evangelical camp meeting
at Catasauqua, and raised $1,000 il
money for missionary purposes
Over 5000 persons were on the
grounds in the afternoon. The
pis the largest ever held by the
United Evangelicals, over $50 tent:
being rented.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-08-15
BRIEF, BUT TO THE POINT.
Must Not Sell Cigarettes to Bous Under I 6
Years.

a new state law that is of import
ance to those selling tobacco was
signed by the governor recently,
and is as follows:
Section /. Be it enacted, etc.
That no person or persons shall sell
tobacco, in any form, to any person
under the age of 70 years.
Section ?. That no person or
persons shall, by purchase, gift or
other means. furnish tobacco, in
any form, to person under the age
of 10 years.
Section 3. Any person violating
the provisions Of this act shall be
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon
conviction shall be sentenced to pay
a fine not exceeding SIoo, or to
undergo confinement in the county
Jail for period not exceeding 40
days, or both, as the court may
determine.
Section 4. All acts or parts of
acts inconsistent herewith be and
the same are hereby repealed.