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New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Dec. 20-Cattle receipts 4,O00 head: very
duh at late decline 4Gl60c prime $6dS7 %
medium 50 7o@$5 So stoekers and feeders seas
bulls 75qst 90 calves 81 5oas9 Texas fed steers
row q 600 head. Slow; 15925c lower than yesterday
morning Mixed and butchers, S5 1896 30 good 10
choice heavy 80; rough heavy So S0G$6: light
s59s5 10 buIks sales 50 70qs6 20 sheep-ReceiPts
5000 head; sheep slow; 10Ti5c lower lambs 25c
Good choice wetheGs 50 e5g$4 % Western sheep s3g
CINCINNATI Dec 20-Tiogs quiet. s49S4 65 Cattle
steady. s5QS5 s5 Sheep steady, So 259S5 S5. Lambs
steady, So 509S5 S.
Buffalo. Dec 2o.-cattls-Receipts, 100 head
fairly active for good grades dgil for others Veas-
II ooo head; DUH 1eG15c lower Workers. So aOgs6 TO-
light do s5ds5 so; mixed packers, s6 25mS6 40
10 choice heavy s6 4Oas6 so; pigs 2OS5 80; roughs
s5 e5ds5 so; stays s4hS4 so Sheep and lambsRecepts
600 head; fairly steady geod export stock IN demand
choice lambs IS 3DdS5 10 good choice IS 10Gs5
cuis to fair 81 I5Gs5. sheep choice, handy wethers
SO TOGs4; common mixed So 0Gs3 65; culis
common 81 1898: heavy export and wethers
4s4; yearlfngs s4dS4 %.
Dec. 20.-Cattle steady; choice S6dS6 3o
prime, s5 70dso 30; good. IS 2oGs5 go Hogs steady
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

DeCeIrbeT
futures had exceedingly lirnlleo
movement today market opened steady in tone al
an advance points the higher prices resulting from
light foreign buying Commission houses
seai- were moderately supplied with selling orders pE
FIie longs who were 6ssrous Of closing their &C
counts before the holidays The better feeling at lIst
insured by steadiness European markets Doih
Tzz er5 Hamburg recovering good part q yesterday
los best however. the market was fat a0 pare OF
rss-u- The steady and Enai prices
rer points points higher Total sales ere
closed = ga franc and Hamburg
. ufg higher Brazilian news averaged peEFisl; I.Lo
lssrg ?5 Tes and Santos while the exchange
-. -,7re5 : 9o5 20 g2zd Receipts full at ports
ao91tiie 10 sc and interior towns 70 -eSe
49, Irsre5 states warehouse deliveries came 70 Only
1900 bags The market for spot supplies ruleG
and Eominaly unchanged prices. based
o. csc for Rio sizC FOR Santos No l. iTNolc
I-ts On December 19 the steamer Wordsworth cleared
T7f the 18th The steamer Ter
vsr-es cleared Bahia with 1000 bags Total stock OF
rrTza IN EIa=re $50 bags. including 1tzi zoe bags
Brazilian Last weeks comparisons were 2o6VooJ ana
bags. respectively.
vas
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
ErrRoprAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec. 20-CIosing: Wheat-spot firm: Ne 2
red Western winter Is I'D Nc 1 Northern spring 6s
I&d. l California SIS 4d futures steady; March IS
pa May Is Corn-Spot firm; American mixed old,
stea5y; Sd; March, 5s 4d; May
IS 4Sd Peas-Canadiau strong. IS Flour-st Louis
IS 90. HOPS London Pacific COAST
steady f3 3st3 13s Beef firm extra India mess los e
Pork steady. prime mess, Western, rs Lard dull:
American refined pals 49s prime Western in tercss.
49s cut. II 16 70. dull AIS Cd Bacon
quiet: % 80 rb ASS Cd short rib IS
3i 70 +6s Cd long clear uiddles light Is 10 "a l 46s:
mddes. heavy. IS 40 70 ass; short clear
backs 10 to 20 10 Cd: clear bellies ~ SIS
ShouIiers-Square ~ quiet. AS. Butter
finest United States 92s: good United States 70s Cheese
American finest white. 46s Cd; American finest col
ored AIS TaIIow firm prime city Dos 3d. Australian in
London, ais CortonseeI oil-HuH refned-Spot steady
22s Turpentfre-Spirits firm. 2Ss. Rosin-Com-non
steady Petr1eum-Refned firm, nd. Linseed oil
DUH
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
NoIice 10 Creditors.

ITO THE CREDITORS Of the Modes and
= Fabrics Publishing Company Albert Sanders
OF
fore existing Johr Oberly Alfred p Gardi
Fabrics Publishing Company; Take notice. that.
order OF the Supreme
Of New York. County OF New York. duly made and
the 18th day Of 1901
REQUIRED claims.
said Receiver his place of
os his attorneys Truax. Watson & Roberts. No. I4I
Broadway Borough of Manhattan. City Of New York. on
18th day Of March. 1902 and further
notice in OF Your failure present claims
before the 18th March. 1902.
shall be barred right claim against
Receiver.
New York. September 18th, 1901.
ALERT SANDERS, Receiver
TRUAX WATSON 4 ROBERTS. Attorneys for Receiver
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21

METALs-The New-Tork metal markets demoral-
20 S' ui T T{ - Co. en- srs arnfraJiv m
changed but the market has The chief disturb
element from London. owing TO heavy declines
there prices for both tin and coRper The Glasgow pig
resultant demoralzation came about through the failure
Sargent Co, the firm being long 1000 tons
6or ere e IS lower than they Closed Yesterday This
caseS s A. E10i IS and futures at 800 los The New
could stand under the depression and
@ sRGoaq pr az ana s93ees 6r9Ae I ia si p9uma
settled Copper nominslly unchanged here at 13c
127sc for electroytic and l25ze for casting At
London there was nervous ana much lower market al
though toward The close prices rallied little but the
r~-spectiveIy al f4s I2s quiet
unchanged here 4c London lead closed 40 IS Sd
changed a. @ - @ Ig ~ % 7 I'd LIVER ar ciases CLOSING
al ass Sd but Middlesboro unchanged ABS 8d.
MOL.AssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for rnolasses
ruled very guie but about steady al unchanged prices
Syrups were steady Quotations follow: New-orieans
see prime a2a3oc; Sew-orleaas open kettle, s3g3s
PrtO Ris9 sgG 3e sy9g eo9oR fancR 3e a lole
OCEAN FREIGETS-In the markets for sail tonnage
steam tonnage to-day business was quiet he in
qutry for vessels Light and rates quoay Hnehanged QUO
5ations to IYeTPSol "a +9nnoh "a Gasg9H' I'D
Antwerp lid Hamburg Is pigs; Bremen 25 pigs; Rot
terda age: liverpool 100 n 121.c: Lon
India months. private British
seasr 05 tons sgFeVoasy3 gensEa aIfo trades m $500
private Italian bark s96 previously rosin
Fernandina direct Adriatic 2 Sd; Italian bark
Mederranean IS 1ad Is AID: italian ship l52 tons
6I4 tons lumber Pensacola TO Rosario So go British
bark %. o @ ea5sO asee %o to p pea aq
si2 schooner I16o tons coal Norfolk Barbados. pr
Guanica lump port charges; schooner 2ss
Azus TO New-York private terms: schooner S9s
British schooner $50 tons lumber NOES Point 10
ardenas and Caberien private schooner s1s
rails. sparrew's Point 70 Mayport private terms two
s. 7o schooner ITO TONS same 81 rs; schooner 25 TONS
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
Dublic Noiires.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that tn

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
= Morris and Essex Railroad Company. corporation
the New Jersey, will sell public auction
House, in the city Of Jersey City in the
County Hudson. and State Of New Jersey. Thurs
day twsnty-5lxth day of December. nineteen
dred and two o'clock in the afternoon, about
of Indiana Lime Stone. transported by
said COMPANY as freight Hoboken
con pany. consigned H 2. Binswanger and Fl. p.
Company. and belonging TO H P Binswanger
and II 2. Bnswanger Company. to unknown owners.
which remained said station for
six EncaIed for by said owners
Dated December 10th. 1901.
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY NTCARTER & ADAMS.
Attorneys,
1s4 Market ST. Newark. " J
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
STOCKS ON HAND
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec 20.-Cotton steady; middng. Sc: low
rnddng 75c good ordinary Csc receipts 1927 bales
exports Great Britain l3342i 70 the Contln-n o'+-
sales 500: stock, 241 $50
New-Orleans. Dec 2oCotton hrn nliaaiing &C. ie se
bales exports coastwise 1913 sales 5000; stock cor
rected. 313.209.
Memphis Dec. 2o.-Cotton quiet: niddlng Sc; low
rnIddng ordinary, Tsc; net receipts, 1e44
bales gross 29s shipments 206o; sales. 165o' stock
1901 .621, 1900 las, 2s3-
uniddlng T-16c ordinary nominal; receipts S1S4
bales exports coastwise LII; sales 30: stock 1859
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
TIE range contract prices n the local market to-day
follows: v-.a-

crrron closed quiet. with quotations CEclailgeo
basis She for rnddling upland and &c ior
-pt5sT,g 6I2 Southern spot markets
were teIegraphed follows: New-Orleans nm. IN
ctzTrsS 81 Sc. Mobile ouiet unchanged, at I 1860
ssva1sb ouet UNCHANGED at 7zc Charleston firm IN
chsnge5 al 7#c Wilmington firm. unchanged, al t7%e
Eo-f0fk unchanged. SC. Baltimore nominal
unchanged SIC. steady. S19c higher al csc
T.o1;is Sc Estimated receipts
11,5V0 70 l2SVo 1sLt
compared with u actual last week ana u d9
bales seuaI last year: Houston for Tomorrow LUZ
70 y 5a5 bales compared with 1881 bales actual last
Wsek s-dI ! actual a year ago
Ee-et,ts f cotton ct the ports to-day and for ths
resk e compared totals Of week previous and
ot this week last year: -,
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
1JvERPoo1, COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. 20. P m-Cotton-Spot rn9dessts 5ss
business. prices steady American miGdlns lS-S-d
The sales Of the day 5000 bales Of which 500 were
for speculation export and included 1890 American
bales American Futures opened quiet
and cIosed steady; American middling. s December
January February S2-64a4 SS-84d sellers Fe2T
ruary and March, 32-S4d sellers; March and April
31-s4G4 3264d buyers; April and May, 3-64g4 S-S4d
BUYERS: June 31-64G4 30 SD sellers; June and
Juiv 316.d buyers: July August. SU64q4 Sl-S4t
buyers; August September. 2564G4 26e4d buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
b RAILROAD.


STATIONS tss e wEsT zNp coETSDr s2RsE
y The leaving time from Desbro.ses ana
cortlandt Streets is five minutes later as tnaa
that given below for rwenty-third s
station. except where otherwise noted ,,-
ga Car. a s! NJ rat gAsn i Fssus ssspns e .
ehe.s0 No sosTHes V FPi1Ss5arx and Cleveland
s.ss NJ d. PENSs sYLYiNi4 iIalITED1
sS es Fos S1Rs eEasso DH5Rs Ga
1s :s.iisafs ele1so go Tgiss:7
For Tosdo Nashvile sya onsin1SG pin,sE ss1 Car
s.s5 a5iaPa'4ii p H. 7i''fa f6Uis EFEsEoS
& f9as1' p M 4sgisls * as ehssso sor
@ s E. sds'Ps n Piege safgTeayE yExPEgor PIES a.s
R6a.E0 R6 cdnSec. Gs aT'i fT cieSslaad a eaespt
NJ cIEvELAND ANp eISc4NSAIlt cs4I'SS,A1ati. A1>
wAsH1SGToy ASH SbGt;TSoo,ys AND THE sotTH streets.
I055 !DI8Pg mi c4T H s;rssls e . gs6S 3D.
as co1gresionsi IIra an PaEoE sna e9inn< Binin<
sTs' s = Dnif m Is ca 20 ass M las suaasy IS os5
DainE G1T f, a. s m PI2iS5 and 9'Pi ninins cars} &
ing Carr 4.25 (Dtzins Carr. 4SS 'D'nlhs OA''
s6uTHEHN R1fLwAY-Ezprsss. s.2S 42S p m. l-lo
ATtASTIGi COAST LrNE--EzPress. SIS a n and 'ss
Ar United szE s dsg sae
NORFOLK kNb WESTERN RAILwAY--For Memphis
eIIEsGPBARs ( ofIio pR4ILWAY.-T.65 a. m week.
FoR oi.p PofNf GoNFof,T saa SORFoLK-1S' a n
AESfc T aPs s2: - aT5r no es4s saa
Standard Coaches.
CAPE MAY.-125 50 D. N. weekdays -,,.s s.-.--
For points New YORK and Long BraTcs HalT1a1 lS
West T@enty-thIrd Street Stsuon). s3S a NJ L.
Is. 455 and II 2. p. sundays y . a, a. 3 -
from Desbrosses and Cortlandt stfsstSls S'9
a. 1880. $40 $40 and 113O p m sundays sss
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
610 Desbrosses and Co-tiandt Strr-5s -, 80.
9.25 Liritedl. 1OlQ l1es9Sosses
Cortardt Streets tDtHins Carr lo25 LDlnlns
Carr, IL SO a. m 1855 (Dinny Cap, 10 tLssoTossss
ana Cortandt Streets 2a0. h5 rs Dining Gar2 80
42j Dining carr 455 DINING Carl 9oo tDinLns
ca9 30 70 500 925 a. y 10 nSH5 x GimitsaS
e55, 1055 Dining Can m 2s9 tLanlIS I IIsg rarS
455 Dining Carr CDiEing Carr. T55. s25 a55 szA
Ticket ofices Nos 4s1 1895 1854 2sI Broadway;
Fifth Avenue (5elaw 23d Stl Astor House: @sss
Station. and stations foot
brosses CortIandt Streets Court Street $50 E-
ton Street 9s Broadway and syivana Annex sta
tIon. Brooklyn: Station. Jersey City. The New 1oIS
Transfer Company will call and check baggage roIa
hotels residences through TO destination
Street, for Pennsylvania Railroad Can
J. r. HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD.
General Manager. General PaSs'r Asens.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
Ciratlpus.
rrHE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the Grace Of God. Free and Independent.-
To Louise Roche. Julie De Forest Benjamin. Ella v De
Forest and Executors administrators II any. OF
Cornelius Eugene De Forest and 10 all persons interested
Katharine De Forest, late Of the County
York deceased. creditors lsgatees next OF kin
otherwise, greeting: You and each OF are
hereby cited required personally appear
fore our Surrogate of County OF New York the
Srrrogats-s OF said County, held County
Court House County Of New York the 27th day
half-past o'clock forenoon
OF that day and there attend judicial settlement
OF proceedings OF William T. Colbron and
Cobron, Executors and Trustees
the last viii deceased,
Won as are hereby cited. under twenty
one years required to appear by your guardian II
have one il appear and apply
one 70 be appointed in the Of your neglect
failure guardian Will be appointed by
reuressnt proceeding. In
tastirnonv xhe caused ths Sur
rogate's the said County New
unto affixed - -
Witness Hon. ABNER c. THOMAS Surrogate Of our
said County. the County OF New York the 7th
Il. 81 day Of November. in the year Of Lord one
thousand nine hundred one.
j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
SUP. on order Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21

COTTON-Cotten e decided for the better to
day about top notch The MAJ Ket opened
quiet. with prices 10 points higher and foT ls
with the impression genera
fluctuations matter OF faet
speculation would hang ire
s :he foreign news was concerned mere was
nothing stimulate either buying selling LVerpoo4
form quite willing left undis-
tlrtei opening the The movement
CT -he crop Of expectations. poTl
exceeding ot last By some 9Ut bags
Lhis uItaTorate FACTOR was
q bad adKices country
lie and p-vate advces reported phenOnenaly low TEN
ra-atu-es pretty much al the belt with Memphis
and other sections from 10 70
abve This all Tor Just nort cr
he cotton large o. country ranging from
CS-v. that immediate releT
Tbe intense cold in belt sight, and as the
held 1uil weak Il was Lat
for the next ten Gays
hands act such weather, could rct
hslSe the crop rapidly when nominal temperatures
spot 1rn at wen sCs-
tss5 nrces with brisk Near midday the Shorts
3SteyJ bales whereas
indicated 10000 10 4ott bales
From IS March stfened 70 So while May rose 10
u rs<cre rroht taking and caused sgHt re
a5T1ce .be market though covering the chief feat
ure q cperatons the uPtuIn Superintendent hlhg
sight 10 be 3S5ooJ bales as com
7a-e5 y5rb $50 by Hester. The in sight foE the
Isios md IA 1896 bales All the afternoon the
though cue1sr, with Prices hlalls
vel N al the top On demand for shorts and light south
r if-- Commission houses sold from tine 10 uie
holiday period Tne elose was sl71S' '-i pms
3 points higher
TIE range prices II the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
yy7HEREAS. the undersigned intends to amply

Su-rogates Court Of the County Of Washington
Y for letters OF administration the OF
McMurray. late OF the town OF Cambridge
county deceased under the provision Of Section
OF Civil Procedure for limiting the penalty
bond. therefore hereby given
all creditors Of said deceased TO present their claims
of said County OF Washington
the 18Th day of January. 1902
Dated Cambridge n. Y, December 9th. 1901
FREDERICK INGRAHAM.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
NAVAL STORES.

market for spirits firm in tone again t9,dsy
tar pitch ruled steady We quote:
TAR-Regulars 81 So do oil bbs So 30
RoSIN-Comn1on to good strained 81 55Gs1 57ls; D.
81 so; NJ So: \ So IS; W G. 81; W W, 81 10
STOCKS ON HAND.
Jurpentine bblS
Tar. bbis
Wilmington Dec e0-Spirits turpentine nothing doing
bbs turpentne quiet 81 10Qs2 receipts lSe oos
Tar steady 81 ~; receipts. 3s3l bbls. -
Charleston Dec 2o.-Turpentine firm; Soc sales 90
bbls Rosn firm unchanged; sales, 500 bbls
Savannah. Dec 20.-Sprts turpentine firm o63sc re
CENTS 075 bbls; sales 646: exports us Rosln nrr
recDts S,G bbis saes 7SIT: exports. 51T0 Quoted
A r. G D. 81 O5. e 81 10; F. 81 20; G. 81 %; H 81 40
/ 81 20, K, So NJ, 50 %; n. SS %; " G, 50 60; "
", 50 So. -5lz z..,
American strained, As Sd; fine, ss
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION
OS A NJ P. NJ Daily. EXCEPT sundays 70 FiItS
field Sundays Gniy. at Q 20 A N
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trsin Illuminated with Ptntsch Light
Ticket offices at AIS and 1918 BroadTsys .
TTrfon - Columbus Ave, i33 Vest lzStn -,
ie5th st Iasth Stations New York SIS and 10
Fulton nd 106 Broadway. E D. Brooklyn-
Telephone Street. for New York Central 40
checked from hotel or rsslnencs y
- ~ 0DcF-T GEORGE H DANIELS
AGENT
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
e.4cs $500 % 90. 1000. "1190 A n. s1oo. y 90
g oo . 90 t.@o $50 1i-So 500 'oO' '''O '10'
BALTIMORE AND WAsHiNGToN, .x %
~ no 900 sl1.S0 A ". 100. fl3O. '34O 'o-oos
200 P NJ az IS ndt- - - -, os, a..
1900 1855 Rvay 5h ave 81 9Th Ave- = mon 81
yVss+ f52 Fast Ta5rh St West IG5ta s.. Z5 Colu
bus Ave. York; Court St 81 eco % FdLlon 80 -
R-7aE WiianShUrE- New YORK
,er c>o rails fo- ana checks baggage 70 destination
sFronr liberty only "Daily- tDaily. except SHn-
5ay sSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21

prime heaves 4os6 So heavy mediums IS 251S6 S0
light Workers s6 1898 90 heavy do s6 o56se TO- pigs
.0TS5 50: -oughs 81 5O6S5 90 Sheep steady; best
vrethers So 756s4 cuIls and s1ds2 yearlngs
s8TS4 10; vea-s calves. Sc 50Gs7 80
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady. No 3
spring wheat. T2GT6c No red. S1Is32c; No oats 35
4s &c: No white, 4Ss4c No white 4T2Gistsc No :
rye 6j46j2C; fair choice mailing barley, 59962c NO
haxseed, 81 5S No Northwestern 81 80; prime tnotny
seed Sc So clover grade 50 4O mess pork per
bbl So l59$15 % lard 100 n. 50 654$S % short
ribs sides Qoose) s. 251SS 40 sated shoulders
tooxed 81 81 qS7 90: sides CboxedI IS esq
IS whiskey, wines 81 81 On the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market firm creareries
15d24c; dairtes, 14a2Oc- Cheese firm. 3@gl0%c Eggs
firm; fresh. 2Sc.
Duluth Dec 2o-C1ose Wheat-Cash No hard ~
No Northern, nae No Northern end December
7+Hc: May TT%c- Corn, 63lec- Oats. 431se-
Minneapolis, -wheat-Cash. 74]4e; May
7Gl2c: July 773s47Ti@c- On track-Eo hard. IsT.e;
No l Northern. 75SaC. No Northern I4lzgI3c Flour
First patents 35GS4 o. second patents S3 s04SS ~
first clears 81 90qS5 second clears 81 60 Branln bulk
$40 80.
Milwaukee, Dee 2o.-ClosezWhest higher; No North
ern. re; No Northern, 756T6c Rye firm; No 1. SIC
Barley quiet; No 2 CSC; sample. 50l624e- Corn-Aay
647sc.
Philadelphia Dec. 2O-wheat firm 14c higher; contract
celnber 66z q67c. oats quiet and steady No white
clipped, 54ec. Butter firm. good demand; fancy Western
creamery. - Gt2sc; do nearby prints CSC Esgs firm
higher: fresh nearby gee de Western. BE do
Southwestern 32c; do Southern. SOC Cheese hrm New
creams. fancy. small. lie; do fair 70 choice
sacks wheat 1900 BUSH 10 600 bush; oats G0o
bush. shipmentsWheat So 900 bush; corn, 10000 eush
oats 5000 bush
safe: Decennber sac May sSssas8c; No hard 76a
T9e. Corn-No cash. 671c: December. 6Tl4e; MAY.
May. 47c; July. Ssc; No white 81 'zc-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21

coffee -sautos-Cofee market quiet good aveT.
sra santos 5S1O0 receipts stock i3s5u 900
bags Harnburg-CofLee market opened \ pig higher; at
$50 p N was net = pig higher; sales 1900 bags.
Fsyre-Coee market opened quiet, 5.aiz franc lower
a. m advanced q franc: at s p m irregular and
changed; unchanged; total sales. oo oass
July
-1-S-St
sa-ch ...-.....45-Je September %
ApEll on
November
-glir
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Fraaklln ST Station, New ferk As To-=
lows. and 10 min. foot West i2d ST, y. X.
.7;I0 A M.-For Intern. points % albany < honrA
A. Nd Hudson Riv. x Mon Express
p M--ChtcagO Express.
Detroit. Chicago & ST Lon1as
P Nd Hudson River Points & Albany
P. Buffalo C1eye'd & Chicago
p. M.-For Roch. Buffalo. Detroit & 81 Louis
.sI5 P M.-For Syra- Roeh-. Mag Falls, Det- & Chi
.Daily fDaily, except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No 1 AZ ffo;45 A NJ: Ne ? al t306 p NJ Leave
Jersey City, P. r. r No. = I'll % A M No
E!rne tables principal hotels and ofces
p. BLODGETT. G E LAMBERT
cen'I supertntencent Gen'I Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21

rfo-CofTee market barely steady No Rio bsSeI ex-
change I2d receipts. 90 bags; cleared for the United
Stses Is bags; Europe ZOO bags; STOCK
SIS. .ogo bags. -,
NE Statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Dec. 2os1Fiour euie: wheataspEing s5rens:
No l Northern s21ec Corn dull: No yellow. Ilh< c;
No 3 do. 7O@4c; No corn. Tosc No do. e9ac. Oats
dull; white, sic; No do 5o}sc: No mixed, 49c;
Chicago Dec 20.-The leading ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-21

Receipts OF breadstus interior points, thousands
last three ctpheTs ( omitted -four bbs grain bush.
follows:
Arizona republican., 1901-11-10
DEATH OF FREDDIE MCCALL;
The Conclusion of the Inquest Yes
 terday.

The inquest upon the death of six year. old Freddie Mccall. who was crushed to ueath under a brick wagon on Friday afternoon. was concluded in Justice Burnett's court yesterday. There was wide divergence of testi- mony, but the most reliable was given by the dead boys brother. George Me Call, eight years old. He said that his little brother and another little boy were riding on the coupling of the trail wagon. The other boy jumped off and ran out between the two wagons. His brother. in jumping. fell and the wheel passed over his head.
 Fuentes. the driver of the forward wagon, knew nothing of the accident He drove on Co the yard and the first information ne received was that q child had been run over by q wagon and killed. It was some minutes later that he learned that it was his wagon.
 The funeral of the dead boy took place yesterday afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. Mccall came to Phoenix recently rom Chicago and had not yet formea many acquaintances. but their affilic- tion brought to them many friends who brought flowers and condoia tory expressions. for which they are ex- trenely thankful.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-10
THE STRIKERS SIDE
A Communication Regarding the If
 fairs at Pearce.

The following communications. ad- dressed to the secretary of the Phoenix Typogra phIcal union, was received in this city yesterday. The matter con taned in it is much the same as was published in this paper in a letter from Cochise few days ago:
 1 Pearce, Ariz.. Nov. 7-Secretary Typo graphical Union, Phoenix, Ariz.-Dear Sir: There have been several errone- ous statements circulated as coming from your city in regard to the situa- ton at Pearce. Ariz. In order to cor rect these and also to inform the people and the unemployed miners in particu- lar l send you this communica tion. | trust that you. in the interest of or ganized labor will see that il is DUO lished in your city.
 | The trouble is this. The miners em- ployed by the Commonwealth Mining company saw fit to organize a branch of the Western Federation of Miners. which was done. After the organiza- ton had been completed the men were informed by the management that they must either give up their orga nization or quit the employ of the company. The men refused to disband and as :t consequence the mine and mill were shut oown- The men are peacable and kindly disposed towards the company. They have no grievance to rectify and do not intend to make the company any trouble f il can be avoided. All they ask is to be allowed to orsl nize for mutual protection The trouble is no. settled yet. The old miners are all her- waiting to go back to work as soon as their order is recognized All miners union or union sympathizers. please stay away from Pearce until this trouble is settled
 ] DAVID FLOYD. President Pearce Union No. I25.