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New-York tribune., 1901-01-12

METAIs-oeneraI conditions in the local metal mar ar
whole Of bearsh average: Tin was % points lower
re,nsv assH as v he ali I'S day and Closed weak
bagis 6f s2G % for spot At London however rise
ative movement A. PhiladelphIa iron wac some
the effect that iron Glasgow again lower TO 65s i'd
Mddesboro ass locally s a9%eyeT0 s0 q, business @ % @ aS
variants Northern foundry ssg5$le 90 Southern fouhdry
and rather easier % ms IN nnS fs M at london With trading
s. H ana tl9 & quiet dsr', and vsn &
escs % fo fndon where prices closed f7l It's
Nomna as qRF9r % SIC SPPfE wh Fees at
the:o agures Tin plates quiet.
frn market there the
somewhat as the % s4nG OF 0 94
prices We're nsRaS follow
uga 2Sss fap dpen het o S98a Po
is9 s4@46G 4e sgps4 g1ds4c fancy 2sg27e soo'
OCEAN FFEIGHTs-saiI tonnage for the long
voyage trades in good demand but in all other
were steady and latter nominal Steamers were
in demand for the transportation Of grain and
70 the limited for prompt loading In other de
parmsnts atntions to Lfverpoo were 2d London
2sd Classy sd sgs8p d HambuTg 20 Pigs Rot
terdaTn Amsterdam &C. cotton to % LyerP9o per 100
& s:aissT as 10 COO ars grain baltimore Amsterdam
IA "a: - CORK for orders Is ND January 25 Brit
ish steamer. lass tons cotton sayannah % to the Con
tousiy) cotton savannah Liverpool Bremen. 4os
"a a Kngdo or Continent private terms JanGafy
British steamer 800 tons d9eS %harfae e , ncoee T99
abroad British 1852 tons coal Baltimore TO
s an ofsdo O % De Fss e
steamer Iiss tons ssuhls coal 100 Ns%YGrh XVII to St John
70 Havre 3s bark 55 tons general cargo Boston TO
rns,n rns savanna TO Rio Janero 81 British bark
lumber Pensacola to Rosario SIG schooneT 45e tons
s. Isl British sh schooner 2sa TONS lumber
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12

fsss6 os; kohIso New-oeans 100 bunches stSs5
florida prime per half bbl basket 81 1882 50
Ers dS nsF1T F 7Sesl 90 DO Neworeans per Dbl s2gSs
sermqda per crate 5qs2 80 do CGnnectieat and
a sa REQ sgss 90 DO Orange County white per bag SIG
H. s2gS2 5 DC yellow 50 25qs2 so do white double
head DBL 81 2GS2 5o do yellow, 81 25GS2 red SO
81 25 peas Florida basket s. 50as2 peppers Florida
per carrier slQs1 so; romaine NeOrleans bb S2d
30 oO string beans Florida. good TO prime,
naske u 5OdS2 %; do good prime 81 5O9
" 90 poor to fair basket T5cGS1 2 spinach
Norfolk, prime choice bb 15cGS1: DO
good, 3560 Hubbard per bbl 81 5OQs1 70: do
marrow, S14S1 25 turnps, Russia, per bo UUaoJc
toes Havana, crate. 81 25GS1 10.
MIK-The Milk Exchange price for standard quality is
3Ac quart
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-A neglected market az
nal Receipts moderate and well distributed We quote:
iarge bales 100 10. e5c No do st12ptz nc
No No do s2ls@S5c; No do 759soc; salt hay 4Oq 49c
Clover mixed and clover selling only In small way az
easy figures Small baled hay. 55cas1 less than larss
.SIRAW-Little trading to-day Prices uncnahsed
Inc range for long T5@soc per 100 n ReeelPts OF
nay and straw reported the Produce ExchaIge
at noon to-day were Hudson River Raiir0ad 5I1 Ere
Railroad. 20; Pennsylvania Railroad. 100; Delaware
Laokawanna and Western Railroad 5o West shore Fa
Railroad I0 Ontario and Western Railroad 1o river
boats 80 total 1T receipts or straw lO tons oy
river, 30 tons by rail; total, 100 tons.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. January II. 1901

New-York. January II. 1901.
ooFFEE-There was small and. in the main. weak
market for coffee futures cables being
ssrory and being public support, while the local
sprs we're not inclined operate either
- s other having sold the market standsl the
recent decline. The opening call quiet, with prices
rnrhaneed points lower. Sales the call
"a bags: up u m 2.75O bags and for the entire
ssssor ls 500 bags The market steaded and
ensily steady tone, with prices unchanged points
higher compared with the closing figures OF the
IONS The weakness in part due TO lower
bs from and from Santos; there changes
Al Rio OF al Hamburg Another feature Of weakness
uss the continued large movement at Rio and Santos
his reached 600 bags while the interior movement was
is 600 bags Warehouse deliveries IN the
TTted States rather figures, being $4,000
Sgs against favorable feature the apathy
HverR n market for spot supplies. which
red dull closed nominal the basis of aasc for
~ z Rio Stock in Havre l,465.OOO bags.
INCLUDING 900 Brazilian. against 14S4 600 and pos COO
respectively week. On and after January Il Tea
.esns' will be conducted the Coffee Exchange.
The range prices in the local market to-
ssvua follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12

Cash quotations foows Flour quiet and easy:
no spring wheat 72c, No red. 7eaIT5sc: No corn
I,ac; SIac; No yellow. 3T1.c; No oats 24924Ae; No
fair to choice mailing barley 5s61c; No haxseed 81 65:
No Northwestern, 81 81; prime timothy seed s4 rs:
glover contract grade $40 10 pork per Dbl SAG
81 90 dry saIted shoulders Cboxed s6 12s ass short
clear sides (boxed) 81 30@s7 4O whekey. high
wines 81 q On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was dull creamertes 14Q22c: dares I2GaOc
Cincinnati, JAN 11.-Flour easy. Wheat quiet No
red. SO12c. Corn quiet No mixed SOC Oats firm. No
mixed, 21Q212c. Rye firm; No 2. 55c.
Duluth. Jan. 1t.-wheat-Cash No I hard 7sc. No
Northern, 14c; No Northern 64q7Oc; spring 55&6
624d; 20 arrive. No hard. nc; No I Northern 75c;
Milwaukee, Jan. 11.-wheat weak; No 1 Northern 776
ISc; No Northern. I31aG75c. Rye easier; No 1 540l
o4Ae Barley dull; No 2 60G61c; sample, 45957lkc
Minneapolis Jan. 11-Wheat-Cash 75c May 7ske:
July, II4sQIIAc On track-No hard nc; No 1 North
ern loe; No Northern, 7O972c. Flour and bran un-
Philadelphia. Jan. 11.-wheat weak Nc lower; contract
mixed january, 43g43Ac. Oats firm white clipped
Butter quiet but steady; fancy Western cream
cry z3ci 90 prints 24c Eggs hrm; nearby.
western. pc; do Southern 22c Cheese firm New-York
70 choice. IO1sm11sc. Recepts-Flour, bbls los
600 10 in sacks; wheat bush; corn COO hush.
oats 5000 BUSH Shpments-Wheat, 1000 bush; corn
l5OOO bUsh; oats, 10000 bush.
St Louis Jan 1I-wheat-No 2 red cash, 72I4c: jan
Gy, GGary, Sz@c; May aS%se; July T4hs; No hard. nc
Corn-.No cash, 361sc; January, 361sc; Nav STsc;
july SS1sc Oats-NO cash, 25c; January 241sc; MAY
25&c; No white. 2Thc
Toledo Jan. n.1wheat active weak; cash and Jan
qaIy 19c May s2s July sOFsc Corn lower; and
January. 24kc; May 25c. Rye Sac Cioyerssed 1ssS
prime, Sc 80; cash and January 81 as; March 81 22L
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Ian 1I.-Catte-Reoeipts $500 steers strong
20 i0c higher: steady butchers stock slow
IN rrine steers 35a ST 10; 10 medium, 81 bO0
s. Is; sockers feeders steady 81 I3@S4 ~; COWS
NdS4 IL helfsrs T5dS4 40 Gamers. S20S- 6u oui
81 75S4 30 stronger s4HS6 80 Texas fed steers
"a lO5 81 o0 Texas grass 81 3 81 Texas buIls
e. ioSi "a S0 Hoes-Kecepts today $4,000 tomorrow
20 900 left over 5000. Active at yesterdays close.
choice heavy $5 I5d 50 40; rough heavy 90 "1So II"
light IS 1OGS5 rs; bulk Of sales - raS2 10
choice wehers 81 sOqs4 fair TO choice mixed - 9og
81 western sheep SO S54$4 10. Texas sheep - 9U9
81 e5; native lambs 81 25ds5 60; Western lambs SSg
IS 80. e,zs- 10 -a..,o
steady s2 25ds4 75. Sheep easy 81 aoa$4 2A Lambs
dull lower, So 75aS5 IS. . ..,- ..s.. ...r,
Liberty Penn Jan llmCathe sas s5ssdy X fds:
lower ali grades SIS 4O$5 As: roughs So 75QS5 Sheep
steady; choice ethers 81 35GSl so; common " 5S2 90
lambs IS S5nS6; common 10 Booi $fuS' ~ NVa
calves ST 504SS.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. u.-CIosing: Beef-Extra India mess
dull 66s Pork-Prime Western dull. 6ss. Lard
nrm; refined in pals. 39s Cd; prime Western
in tierces 37s Hams-Short cut II 10 l6 III. hrm.
46s Bacon firm Cumberland cut 20 70 30 No. 4s; short
rib to q ~ Cd: long clear mlddles, light Is 10
mlddles heavy 81 10 40 10. iis 6t;
clear 10 10 20 NJ 4os I'd: clear bellies Is 70
I6 10 firm Shouders-Square IL To II H. firm. Gas Cd
United states steady. lOOs good United
steady 6i. Cheese steady American finest
white 52s American finest 63s. Taow steady;
prime city Cd: Australian in London. 2s Sd Cot
tonseed o-ul refined spot steady 2ls Oh. Turpentine
spirits firm. 2ss. Rosin,Common steady. As 10Y
I'd Linseed oil steady Sis 3D..
Wheat-Spot strong: No California, 6s cd: No red
Western winter 6s 21d No Northern spring Is 4td:
futures dun; March. 6s 2Ad; May 6s Esd. Hops at
London PaclAc Coasp steady. f2 5sgfs 5s Peas
uuiet. 6a4d. Flour-St Louis fancy winter
steady. IS Cd. Corn-Spot easy; American mixed new
3s l1Ad American mixed old IS 10 que' Jan
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
ERIE RAILROAD.

,rbro,gb trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers St.
=. fnlioTs and 5 minutes earlier from w. 2Sd ST.:
as 3, no n, Daly-Solid train for Buffalo. Arr.
r,,pSbs nton Waverly Elmra and Bradford. Coaches
arior car and cafe dining car 20 Buffalo
!, 90 N m DaIly.-Chicago Limited-Fast Mafl-Solid
train TO Chicago arriving $50 Arr Cleveland 40 a.
~ Siasners no chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
" So n m DaiIy.@Buffalo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
r,,rTaTo OK bradford T2O jamestown 100 and Youngs
town 10 n a. M Cleveland 1880 Seepers Buf-
falo and Cleveland. Cafe car.
q IL n m DaiIy-Solid train for Bnghamton, waver-
Flmira Chicago. Sleepers TO Buffalo, Chicago. Cincin
natl. Dining
rJuCKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
tioai xsv I5T East I25th St and 213 West I25th ST.
t'hambers and West 23d ferries. NewYork 1913 and
sfo Fulton ST broadway. Brooklyn; I'D River St.
Hoboken ana Jersey City Station. New-Yor Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage to destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
Notlce of Summons,
NE COURT OF THE STATE OF


C,TPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW YORK. County of New York-Cathsrine Breu-
Michael Strauss and Mary Strauss
his wife. name Mary fictitious, Sc: Augustus Sieholt
eorre R0navia Henry Weiss solomon Jacobs Josephine
Gallo Joseph iisourL North American Trust COMPANY
TbIuin Koeng. James NJ Robinson, Jacob BrombaCheTs
sons John c: Childs Nelson TAFT. Otto Irving Wise
IJnnInan NJ Younksr and Falk Younker. William Eft
nger People the State OF New York Defendants No
~ To ths above defendants and each OF them
summoned answer the complaint In this
ac,on and 10 serve copy Of your the Plain
within (2O days after the service
exclusive OF the day OF service and in
80 answer, Judgment VIII
default for the relief demanded
~ cor-rlant Date York October % 1900.
TEVENTRITT & BRENNAN. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Of
-" g. and = Address 800 Broadway, Borough Of
NanEarta New York city
NJ narsonal claim made against Of the defend
ants except Michael Strauss Dated New York. October
90, 1900. . ,,,,r,Dx,,~, p,.,-.,.. ,....
To the defendants. George BOnavia Henry Weiss. Jo-
sarkins Gallo Joseph Ligour James NJ Robinson Nelson
Traft and otto Irving Wise: The foregoing
upon hy publication. pursuant order OF
1ba TJonorahie Fitzgerald Justice Of above
nanei court dated November 80. 19OO and filed
naners in this action upon which the granted
In the Office Clerk OF this Court the 9Th day
December. 1900 Dated New 1ork. DECEMBER o. lSOV
Yours. etc, LEY h-S II ~ 1reE-s sS>
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Office and r o. Address. 80 Broad
way. Borough of Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12

COTTON-An classes Of traders operated with extreme
very affair Rather better cables were looked fS
but instead encouraging advces Liverpool reported
small sales of spot cotton ana a easy eog ior iututes
a partial decline OF 1l2-6id The English weakness
said be largely due to the statistical position at
Liverpool Bombay reporting shipments since jan
Go. T1-f.gi, l1O bales rD
foF entire previous The stock OF American cot
Liverpool and aOat for that market shows gain
general movement IN this country showed signs
q letting up !ttle although s considerably ahead
steady decline Of from 10 points. which suhse-
Quent business increased from 70 points Later
support strictly local situation as 10 January
contracts sti problem. with no general movement an
ot the long interests although some think mat the gen
he deemed by that Interest nnsatisfac-
enough them 10 sell out whenever iaNoI
atAe turn N me raaF9et gives t3eh az oIptuAis 70
Pending the solution Of this problem speculation Is
hestatng with popular sentiment perhaps more beaflsh
thsn buish II the free movement, as COM
pared last year The amount brought into sight
This reached @ 1 ales aCainst 2lpll3 last week
2aliih ycar 35l.322 ia 1879 and 3d59s II 1913
The port recepts for the reached il1i bales,
aFans; Iss3a2 year. The market finally s-ea3y
ane ret from 9 - points lower
The leading interior towns this week
were Is65 hslos @rai1st 1io=93 last week and - sg9
bales total shipments l52 4l0
as present stocks aggregate 1926 bales against
is al $40 bales last year. Total
c-tIsnces for the week 24 I"4 bales, tncud
lg 1928 bales Great E;ain 53N1 bales 10 France
e3s bales 10 This makes total Tor
thus far a sI3 bales Great Britain.
422SlS France 1894 lG2 baJes n the Con-
aent clearanccs comprised 32549 bales to
cfnnarf TA ia,tG- v9;6 eer 20 Indicate much larger
than receipts. the result Of
nUy cutting down the port stocks during the I'M
1sie fu'Uc. Private t-legTsTDs to-day stated that IN
q nneatal manufacturers were bidding eagerly fo sge
uf9es naming last selling quotations. which holders
Nffe rhlG'teat % accept
The srge n prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. II, p aensnG @
middling 5 51Ii6d; middling. 10 sd low middiing.
T-6i: etsH ordinary 8 l6d ordinary, 10 l6d The
sales OF the day bales of which 500 bales were
for speculation and included I,'OO bales
American: receipts. 1000 bales no American: Futures @
ouet steady and closed American mid
ding m O. January Gid sellers; January and Feb
ruaTy 25-04d sellers. February and March. y tid
March Gid sellers; April and May,
i7-6iG5 is64d sellers May and June 10 Gid sellers;
old sellers July and August
964g5 10 Cid buyers August and SeptemoeT 49l6la
Der 2-6td nominal; October and November 81 SD
nominal The tenders delivery todays clearinSs
l. bal dockets.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12

S,a cotton closed dull with quotations unehanged on
eE 9ulf Sales % bales Southern spot markets we're
iFrapned follows. NeWOrle2us quiet. unchanged at
Vac Mobile Gu.cf Gnchs nEed lSc: Savannah easy.
aEchanced 9iz: Wilmington firm unchanged. at 91@c:
Ne-folk dull unchanged 9ssc: Baltimore nominal
Shaneed. at l0isc: Augusta steady unchanged. at
. lhc Estimated receipts NewDrleans
re 5000 5oD5 bales against 4445 bales week nro,
al g1.5i9 bales year At Houston 1900 $500
hass against 998s bales last 1868 bales last
Receipts Of cotton at the ports and for the week
compared Of week previous and OF this
week last year: ,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12

A DVERTISEMENTs end subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Office No l2i2 Broadway
OF until clock p. advertise
nents received at following branch offices regular
until O'Clock viz: 2oi Sth-ave, 5.
cor 23d-st 6th-ave. 12th-st Macy's. 6th-ave
Columbus-ave.. West 66h-st.; 100
West 42d-st 6th-ave; 92 East l4th-st PSI West
42d-st between Tth and sth aves i5s East 4lts S3s
3i-ave between 10th and 7Tth 1925 3d-ave..
6lst-st; 1TOS S9th-st: 756 Tremontave
Sd-ave, 554 Sd ave-; 2o Bleecker-s
325 Bleecker-sL
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
BIGGEST PRODUCER. BIGGEST CONSUMER.

From The American Exporter
The United States is the foremost steel consum-
ing country of the world, single city having con-
sumed l25 600 tons In year for building purposes
alone. and one company having required 400 900
tons of steel to meet its yearly contracts. In 1873
about one-third of pig iron made into
rails but since that date steel rails have ceased
be the chief form Of steel production their proper
ton in 1895 being but one-sixth OF the whole The
consumption of steel per pita for non-ra in
1879 was 754 pounds In 1859. 2132 pounds; in 1885,
1862 pounds showing how other than rail uses OF
steel have developed in twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
SOUTHERN coTToN MARKETS.

Galveston. Jan i1-Gotton quiet: middlng Csc; low
middling good ordinary, s ll-16c. Receipts
so7 bales; Great Britain 10 9o4 bales to the
Continent. IL. $40 bales; stock, 1SO,O5O bales
Baltimore. Jan l1--Cotton nominal: middiing 1O9sc
low middling good ordinary. o 1-l6c. Net
ceipts bales; gross bales: exports Great
Britain bales; the Continent 6s1S bales stock
e,023 bales
Savannah. Jan 11-cotton easy; middling. 9ae; low
middling. nominal Receipts, 1851
bales exports coastwise 1880 bales sales $50 bales
stock. ll6,0S5 bales.
Memphis. Jan li-cotton steady; middling. shc; low
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
TURNING OF THE BALANCE OF TRADE.

T TONI Inc american EXPORTER.
In order TO convey some idea Of the manner in
which the balance Of trade has been turning in IA
Vor OF this country during late years print be-
low table showing the export and import trade of
the United States by decades since 1880, together
with the balance in favor or against this cOun-
try, as the case may have been.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES
BY DECADES FROM 1T9o TO 1900.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
s.12 A. VI. and 3.35 p NJ Daily, except Sunday, to
Pttsheld: sundays only at 90 a. NJ.
Pullman all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with PintsCh Light
Ticket offices 1l3. 261 sl5 and 216 Broadway
Union So w. 275 Columbus Ave. 133 125th
13Srh Z Stations New York:
Fulton St. and I04 Broadway. F. d. Brooklyn
Telephone 800 3Sth Street, ior New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
WestCott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN P'TTFN GEORGE r. DANIELS
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12

niddling csc: good ordinary s7sc Net receipts 12sI
bales le97 bales; shipments 1851 bales; sales.
1o bales stock 1901 15e bales 1900 Ia bales
low middling 91.c; good ordinary sasc 6556
bales TO Great Britain 1e1 sales 1000
bales stock, corrected. 1854 443 bales
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
NNSYLVANIA
RAILRoAD.

- - - ~ - .~ oooUo
7AILRoAD
STATIONS foo. Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CoRTI-ANDr STREETS
Cortiandt Streets is ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station except where otherwise noted
Cars New YOTk to Pttsburs Sleeping Car Pisburs to
s5s a I'M III ffsPSrs IfS sfs Siszfa Com
isPas Ss S1saa T6so aea a
15s 5S,.F 3 N eHisaGo Asb 121i' sr LOUIS ExpaEssg
dianspoIis SS, tVia Sineinn1S and LSHisVe' IN
0ss foGs IS fSsis siRnf ear t,sOurs IN
'$s NJ WrEiS = ExPRs k2ss tnR6 Chicago For
rs P&Eic 7Ssfasi Ria3 S9r ,r.prs ard
Route ConneSi osys M say Via shsannSah Na'
~ F5I ANR .5G IYeISN1t cSe81. ES
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
'S5 o SIS s5S o1O Desbrosses and cOrtiandt Streets
ss can is as5Tossss iHRs esf' ana co eortIanSs Si
l s2 p m 70 S 10 n,5S, - psni1S cas 3 s sDp9s io
!9sn1sE ansSsss1on, Ssr, a m Is Dining carr Ca25
i5io 1ss aisb, Dining Carr ass Dining S Carr as p
sGETHERN nEba 5BIS RALwAY-Express saS D. lslo
NoRFShK ana Nsx AND AND WESTERN RAILwAY-EOr Memphis
atlantic COAST IIE-RxpHess. 2 aesS sss M and sas
ctsT5;ssAPEAkE ! p & OHIO RA1EwAx-sss a. m
night daily. ---0S - - 49, -
VS. TssG GIto POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--I55 a
.TT ,n-..ys lays and 55 daily.
II SII1-S55 a and . IS m. weekdays.
s,anSsl, Hestieuled Trains Buffet Parior Cars and
SSAFD AAY--1255 D. m week-day.
on New. York and Railroad from
I"ehly-third Street Statonl, s55 II 40.
anI 100 D m SUNDAYS 925 a. m. ass }.
10 sn easorosses and Cortlandt Streets). 600 m.
--0O S'4o and $40 Sundays. s45 a s. Is
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
slo CDssbrUsses Cortlsndt Streets. e2o Ts5 Tso
s,9S s25 (955 Penna LimIted). 1910 CDeshrosses
d Cortiandr Streets. 2O Dining Carr Dining
SSa1 IISo a 1855. - 55 Dining Carr 210 CDes-
and Cortlandt Streets 25. ass. IS.
80 tDlnng Carr. 4 IS Dining 5.55 Dining Carl.
Ia 80 $50. 925 D. n 12- 10 night Sundays. 610.
go tno coaches). S.a5 s55 925 955 O.mItedD 95s.
11oo dining Carr y IS. u Dining Carl. LSS
Dining Carr. 325. ass 425 (Dfning Carr ass Dining
night. " ~ ~ ~ = -
Ticket offices 461 q45 1885, 1854 III and
way Astor House; West Twenythird Street Station:
Court Street s60 Fulton Street ss Broadway and
Clty- The New York Transfer Company Will call TOR
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
20 destination.
Telephone '314 Rail-
road Cab Service.
J. 3, HUTCHINSON J. R WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12

n fn Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
sinand: sales 1000 bales speculation and export
na5ti American, 1000 bales; receipts. 1000 bales;
stsssy@ upland, 10 32d. Futures opened
wzs !. 4 10 points net higher. a. l:45 ~
net my and but Il point higher. Closed easy
y-F.snsed 70 ~ points lower january 27s Jan
tp-g ssruafy b25ss February March. BPS: March
grs ysr; April-May. 5.I7zE: May-June .i5b; Jun@
'zzf: JViyrAugust 509kb; Aueust-Septenlber.
% seSteInDeT-October s.53.s October November,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits ruled rather quiet, but about
steady a unchanged prices. ROsn also quiet. We
quote
TAR-Regulars. So; OIL hbls, 81.
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-3S tzeB4Oc-
ROSIN-Common to good strained 81 10; p, 81 go; F.
81 S7 c. 81 30; H. 81 92; l. 81 %: X, 81 05 NJ 81 20;
N 81 80; W G., 50. and w w, 50 20
STOCKS ON HAND.
spirits turpe ltine ppis
Wilmington. jan. 11.spirits turpentine Nothing do
ing receipts. 125 bbls Rosn steady: 81 20aSl % re
receipts, 119 bbs firm. 81 80; receipts, $50 bbls
Charleston jan 11-Turpentne firm. 36c Rosin hrn;
G D. 81 10; f. 81 20; F. 81 80: G. 81 s5 H. 81 40;
l. 81 As; X. 81 90; NJ 81 go; N, 81 49, c. 81 soi w '"
81 10
bbls; exports 4l9 Rosin firm outside prices
ceipts 5.S2S bbls; sales. 5.449 exports, SSS.
London. jan 11.-Turpentlne spirits 2es 1sd
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
lEHlCH VALLEY.
Foot OF West sd COrtlandt and DesbrOsses
(Penna- Il. r. Ferriesl
DAILY Except sunday sunday changes: cf225P.M.
PM es Is An 8 50 AN I65A-M vA55P.M x6l5 PM
y5l5 PM. us AN


SOUTH PLAINFIELD ard BOUND BROOK locals. eek
days. Lv. W St, A. NJ, NJ Lv COrr
and Desb Sts go 4. NJ, 42O. 30 anu so p NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations
1854 BrOadways2 Union square West Columbus Ave T.
Fulton Fulton ST Brookiyn
N Y Transfer Co will call baggage from hotel o
rcAdence through 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

KUfA bIOE LIVE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
f.4sO tT30 $500 900, 1000 1l30 a m, f1.00.
ssO fSOo go t4Oo. sg4O0. ts30. '5Oo 200. fIso.
300 n rs
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Ts4.SO $500 1000. .11-30 a tlOo. $50. . 40.
800. TOO D. m. -12. Is mdt. -
Ofices: Liberty St Ferry Ferry 11s. IT, 26f.
1884 Broadway 1I3 5th Ave- TSI 9Th Ave-.
Union So. i53 East 125th St. 273 West 123th
St 245 Columbus Ave New-York; Court St, 344 500
Fulton St Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. New
Transfer calls and checks baggage to dest
nation.
sSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
RAILROADS..
To Atlantic City via Lakewood
Central R. r. of New Jersey
SPECIAL EXPRESS
HOURS AND 8 MINUTES

, now in operation week days only This splenddIy
u t,,d tran composed Of parlor and vestbuled
and drawn by coal burning giant compound
tnss leaves New York foot Liberty St. at $40 p NJ
ing Ss,h Ferry 8 IS z. NJ. arriving Atlantic City
p NJ Leaves Atlantic City $50 a. NJ. arriving New
York 1 4 NJ.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
Yester-

Rio-Coffee market firm: No Rio 6S750; exchange:
29S2d; receipts 7.O00 bags; cleared for the United
tetes 600 hags stock, 272.o00 bags.
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12

inquiry. s ~ "'i"' 0+o'"s' eoOu
comparative cotton statement bales for the week
ending Friday. January II: ~
->sI reeselptS at all United States ports during the
Net receipts ~ all United States ports during the
same weel last year. 1892
rscelpts 10 this date. S03, 713
olt receipts TO same date last 1875 119
Apofs ior the 254. 107
hEs Tor the same week last 0sT3
rola exports TO this date. 53I
aotl exports TO date s4s
STOCK at all United States
last 997 800
STOCK ar all interior towns 776.320
stock at all interior the time last
year 7G3.s1S
stock at Liverpool. $4,000
stock at Liverpool same year
stock Of American ahoat for Britain 227 OOO
time ..........-.... 10000