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New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March 16.-Closing: Wheat-Spot frm No
California, Gs 2sd; No red Western winter 5s II std;
No Northern spring. 212 hrm May, 6s sd;
July. sd. Corn-Spot firm American mixed. new,
3s lld American mixed. old steady; March
nominal; May IS l0Ad; July IS i0d. Peas-Canadian
steady, IS 7Ad Flour-st Louis fancy winter steady.
IS cd Hops London steady; California, "A; Oregon
a 4sgf4 rs Beef easy extra India mess els 3D. Pork
70 10 10. firm AIS 3D. Iard-Amercan refined. pals
strong aus 3d. prime western IN uerces ilrn SSs 81.
Bacon-Cumberland 26 30 Ais Sd;
rib. l6 10. strong cd niddles light
IS TO "a 10, firm, AS Cd clear mi6dles
TO 40 H. firm. 40s Cd short backs 10 20 10 firm
Sss 3D. clear bellies. IA 16 10, hr 44s 3D.
squars II to l3 No. strong S5s 90 Butter dull finest
American finest white colored ass. TaIIow-Prime
city dull 24s Cd: Australian London dull. Cot
torseed o-tiuu refined. spot firm, Turpentiue--
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
LONDON WOOL MARKET

London. March lG-The offerings the wool auction
sales today numbered 1882 bales There a large
attendance, and competition spirited. Crossl,ra,ls
active. bulk of these
offerings. take by
Secured was in moderate supply principally medium
was taken by the home trade and the Continent at
hardening rates. Most Of the offerings Cape of Good
Hope and Natal were sold America taking light superior
combing greasy. Following the New South
Wales. 1000 bales; secured 6dGIs 4Isd; greasy 4td
9l4d Queensland. 1900 bales: secured 1II4dG1s
greasy 4a9lsd Wctoria. 400 bales secured. 1IdGis
3t2d; greasy. 5nlot@d. South Australia
secured 6,.aSd greasy 4l5@4ad New Zealand
Good Hope and Natal 1900 bales: secured I1dTIs I'd:
greasy 4%17&d Next week ~ eco bales viii be offered
The arrivals for the third amount to
I525l2 haes including 2s.oOo bales direct
The imports during the New Wales.
II 763 bales; Melbourne 25G1 Zealand Gl7 Cape
S9E
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
BOSTON STOCKS.
GurnIehed by r. L. Day & Co. No. 2 n.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March Is (SpeciaD. Without any leader
ship there was bull wheat market to-day with
prices gaining cent and holding it. May opened an
76sc TO 164C sold between 76sc and 77sc and closed
at I7I2c Increase in the speculation was the sgnid
cant circumstance, to-daY's general business ben.
large enough To make a comparison with the recent
duH days startling. Shorts affected by the
war theories in the London cables. 1t was the i'm
preston again that Southwestern shorts We're the
most determined buyers. but the market was biz
enough 10 dwarf any individual trade from any
one direction. There a little disappointment
at the opening as TO the cables which were up
Of mind To-nights prices are about &c over last
@SttuIdi1y @ y $ ahd Sc over the hgures of less than
bushes bushels u Prim2ry receipts 6sZ000 bushels
against % $4,000 bushels last year. 4 decrease Of
2pout 'ooVOO nusheIS IS expected in the visible
World shipments viii probably be around S09j 0O0
oTneS I shipping sales were 500J0 bushels.
iiIete WIS Proiit taxing In corn by the leading
FIi 9uIiS fmiiipS and others The strength of the
was decided improvement in the local inspection
- cars contract out of total of 80 but syDDathv
Friday, half a million, and an increase I'm the cen
@ 1i 'i1ut, ciosed The market strong. l,c over Fri
and 4l2,c. and closed Al il5sc CsTl zen +atc @ oau
baI ,ri5 ,poSeI5 t2olSs were barely steady. Stocks
Will the visible Nothing closed for shpnent
and corn, May selling from 25isc to 25c and se
at z5'lc Phillips has been a considersbIe JUSer huSe
this week The shipping business has hem Iy
OF ne Io-day 5 cars 1S1. with l5O estimated
na e Ir 70 biSa biISSarances were 10000 bushels sam
F'axseed was about &c higher. in sympatbv will,
at 81 Fhere wers NAY closing at s. 5$ the cash
the three points. against ten last year o Seeu al
dr rToEs6as VISIONS were irregular lard and ribs lower:
by the Ggdahy interest there has been ali the
fi wSfkt There Was large buying of May pork early
believes Cuas been taking pIoyis0n ts Ris
Pork closed at 1Oc over Fridavh mas nd been cen buyer
Saturday; Lard was TIC under Friday: ribs oiSc
the coming freely Cash LARD is OF
-n- --.z p-l-e.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cable-Sot COTTON
baSe' ssles soOO bales: speculation export 800
Aincilcan ll.oO bales; mid upland Is led Efnrsss
opehec barely steady, 264d decline Closed easy "a
poihs net lower. March s50s: March-A April zaiLc.
>tfas.i-A~y s'4s'ss; May-June. s491zs: June-Juv
sSSs, Aesnst as 'zb; AugustSeptember rs
septelnoer m c. 4sl3ss; October. & q q Isa4 10.
A'SSeiiOei' 7-i-9
., f!oCh AND MEAL-There was a good demand for
uhss baoents and somewhat higher level OF prices
Mcn aiso was true OF grades the general ,sra;
noNing about 5qloc advance since the close ~ Isst |
patents We're quoted S4dss 30: winter strsss6,
q - winter patents 50 G0QSs: spring clears s3y
81 rPs,ys5 @ no winter 81 s0s2 -; No winter
~ no gTsae; SIS eoQsl9 so spot ana 20 arrive
NJ S1CfNNftEAT FLOCR-s2 loffs2 u nv
onoteo Fair good 81 s96s3 IL chot
E,n e,S, - - coTsAMEAL-Firm. Quoted.
flr quoted; Fine white yellow ST. eosrsa aa.,
-rhhD-Du. Quoted: Spring bran snot xlaSsas
saSks 20 arrive zoe 10 sl9asle 80: spring bran 80,
s ~ coarse ~intsr bran SIS 5oqs22 city bran sIss
Gaze s8s' hoiriny chop sa7; oil meal SOS 80 -" O-4
GflAlN-WHleAT-Th bull fever in wheat yvh,c. -.
oeen during the
sH m q % Sllaah on saturday, when the May option
II O'Clock close At ! O'Clock roarlrs.
nervous az sizc and little later 81 o Ice FOR Mss
The inlineciate opening there not much snSics
OF the pronounced strength activity thar falovrss
31ngiaLc our market opened lower 10 Invite co.,
siderable short selling by the Contingent ana
TINE looked little dubious from bull point OF view
But an unexpected rush OF buying orders from otsid.
sources. Including support
sres quarter quickly turned the IN bull favor ana
py ~ O'Clock there was no doubt the markets IN
osrorsnt OF the character OF sentiment Throughout
ehe etre forenoon and the curb bulls kept the
iean without difficulty whatever, mstter
aocal opinion might view the out from Chi
-" ee1s WIS no question but that general ex-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

March
COFTFEE-The local market for coffee futures was a
comparatively dul affair. with prevailing
prices 5GlO points lower than the final figures Of the
previous Neither faction traders
business being confined almost entirely
end settlement and local interchanges.
entire session amounted but 1850 bags. Bulls
discouraged by unsatisfactory advioes from abroad and
they left the market severely alone. Havre reported
y franc decline Hamburg 4iz pfg lower while the
Brazilian crop movement continued upon
scale, being % bags ports. An advance Of
SD in Rio exchange mad been pretty generally
discounted and produced little 10 effect The market
finally steady decline Of Bale points Total
sale l45OO Warehouse deliveries in this
country regarded liberal a %. $50 bags. The
market for supplies ruled the nominal
No Rio and 1ssc for No 4. invoice lots
Clearances reported to-day the steamer Eastern
Prince March i. $4,000 bags and the
steamer from March l5 with 5000 bags.
OF prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March 16-Cotton quiet; middlng 11-iGc;
low niddling Slsc; good ordinary. 7-l6c; receipts
52l6 bales; 10 France G241 bales: sales. III
bales; stock. l3}. col bales.
Baltimore March l6Cotton nominal; middling, S+ic:
low mddng 5-l6c; good ordinary. 1116c; stock. 1O7
bales
Savannah March l6.-Cotton easier: middling, Sac;
low middling 16c receipts 2347 bales: exports
Continent 6Is bales: coastwse. 1924 bales; stock. 90
lOl bales.
Memphis. l6-Coon steady; middling. sasc. low
mddnP. 71sc; good ordinary. 71sc receipts. ~
bales 403 bales shipments Lac bales sales $3.50
bales; stock, 1856 bales.
Orleans March 1G.-Cotton quiet mddng s7sc:
low midding 74c; good ordinary, &c; receipts. 5743
bales: exports the Continent 1860 bales coastwis
1491 bales sales. $3.50 bales; stock. 1880 bales.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

OOTTON-The cotton market opened easy decline
OF 6Gl2 points. a decline had been expected
owing TO the fact that Liverpool had reported loss OF
4 "a 6 G4d for futures and LIED for the article
Nt figured that this the equivalent Of 20
points here nothing disturbed conditions
existing between Russia and Japan. II argued that
the peace of Europe was thus menaced IL has not
been before. and this account local sentiment be
active but for that the already
oVersold through bear confidence following large
movement OF cotton. This has resulted visible
supply OF 46G4 bales, against s1lO 469 last week
the shortage OF 100000 bales that then existed
pared Win the previous has been and
that the supply is 1880 bales greater
year ago This fact is emphasized by outlook
larger movement growing OUT OF demands by
ern banks Tor REIMBURSEMENT Of loans the
quotations were much higher. l Is assumed
boutheTn holders VIII prefer realize
cotton and that weaker markets naturally follow
Le larger movement should expectations
te same une the cotton goods trade q prom
RiIs cohdiuon in TACT mills talking OF
failing production by resorting hours some
even taking OF shutting down altogether
VIE certain FAN River mills,
toAoWlng the opening call there partial reaction
on covering bur investment general spec
seeson Ihe market finally very steady CLOSING a
net oellhe OF og1 points THE Chronice' states that
me reports receN ed from its correspondents in the cotton
pelt llcate that during the there has been rain
~ is stuoils Along the Atlantic precipa
t-o As Del light as rule. and
ihaoe IN Lae preparations new ,l,ar-
ears some complaints that is
lelts IN the Gulf States Mississippi VALLEY however
son~-tt excessive rainfall would have
lee WIN work Texas advices Indicate that 5rg
Was as 1ollows: ~ - -A04FAet tO-oAF
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

citement hand. suggesting in bear
tOn the best policy. least. The short
IN May wheat IN various OF the country
undoubtedly large and daily plays IN the bull
calculations increased
arising OF favorable and
the diversion Of wheat from other countries 10
notably Of Chilli. which crop and Is
already importing wheat Pacific
Coast IL is said that engagements for 10000 bush
have already been made in Australia, while re-
Gently shipped a OF -four. bust
the seaboard. however, limited half
dozen loads by Of the sharp English
by the reports that nearly 40 arrivals designed
for March contracts have been rejected. but
subsequently, eased of that last prices Of the
u higher LIVERPOOL I'D
higher a markets however and the Con
generally the former showing
% points advance. Berlin AL mark Budapest
hall reported that world shipments
100000 bI-sh with a moderate increase passage
that good -four business being done Liverpool.
The visible supply is expected TO show 100000 bush de-
No . closed SOssc elevator
and sl5sc o ahoat; No / Northern Duluth, aOasc,
and No hard Duluth. *3lsc. both afoat CORN
While Influenced 10 by the decided strength
wheat market, by of less trade
showed only moderate advance futures during the
regular session, closing sc higher u o'clock.
o'clock price The English markets closed partly Ad
higher. and business light Chicago
receipts 800 which "a
A No quoted 49c elevator
Low. 4S9sc. both aloat.. .OATS-The local
quiet and considerably firmer, sympathy with
No closed Bic: No g. 30l2c; No white oats
33G33@c white 32% 33c: track mixed, 30i2 32c;
Market duI No / Western quoted 81 l4c and No =
MeStern 6otc both b aaoat; state rye, 'a9.e
mailing. 62d7Oc both New-York.
NEW-HORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
TAR-Regglars, Z. r. g: do oil bbls 50 75

We quote:
TAR-Regulars. 81; do bbs 50 75
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3SG3s l2c.
EoSIN.Comm9n to good strained. 81 co; E. 81 65; F.
81 I0 G. 81 -; H. 81 s0qS1 So l. 81 9OqS1 95 X 81 O1
NJ. s. 15H$2 20: y. 81 40; W q. 81 40; W w. 81 30
STOCK ON HAND.
'4'I'7 tdipeilli!e- 0l55 DDS
Aa4 $40 boS
Charleston, March 16-Rosin firm and unchanged.
savannah March l6-Sprits turpentine firm. 34l3c:
receipts, ll9 bals: sales, 52S exports 567
and unchanged receipts. ISO5 bbis sales col exports
6.gSo.
Wilmington March 16-Spirts turpentine-Nothing do
iuE receipts, 40 casks. Rosin-NothnE doing receipts
32p ibis crude turpcutine steady 81 30
oepts. ii bhls Tar firm 81 10 receipts. 231 bbs.
London. March l6-Turpentne-Spir; 26s 1O1ad.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
new YORK Central .
HARLElI DIYIsION.

e1e A. NJ. and 395 r NJ Daily except Sunday. to
Pittsheld; Sundays only at e.2O A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 113 261 Ala and f.216 Broadway 9
Union So w. 275 Columbus Ave- <33 West f2th ST.,
l25th St and 13Sth ST. Stations. York: 33S and I5
fulton st. and lO4 Broadway. z. d, Brooklyn.
Telephone 3Sth Street, for New York Cab
Service. Baggage checked from residence by
WeStcctt Express Conluany
EDGAR VAN ETTEsN GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York. foot OF Chambers sI
follows. minutes earlier from ". sd St: -
300 a. Daily--SOid for Buffalo Arr > p :.
Bnghamton Waverly. Elmira and Bradford COACHES
parlOr and cafs dining Z Buffalo gu.
..:iO .. m. DaiIy-Chicago Linited-Fast Nait-soa.-
Chicago. arriving $50 Arr. Cleveland I+0e
Seepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dlnlrs 80
$50 p m. Da!y--BGcalo and Cleveland ExpTeSss-Al-
Buffalo 7.O5 Bradford 20. jamestown IU ana lOuass
town 10 81 a m. Cleveland 1880 p. Sleepers % D--
falo and Cleveland Cafe
9.I5 DaiIy.-Snlid train for BinShaInton. Wavsr-
ly Esmira Chicago. Sleepers TO Buffalo. chicago In
rINCKETS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLNaA<NS AZ
IL ACCOMMODATIONS III. lib, Dol. 4Ol and ss'
Broadway. 15T East 125th and 27S West l29La -,
Chambers West 2Sd St ferries New-York a-NS 80
$50 Fulton St 9s Broadway BrockIyn: I22 River s..
Hoboken and Jersey City Station. New-fork Irahs4"
Co, calls for and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

CINCINNATI. March 16-FIour quiet Wheat firm; No. No
red. I9asOc Corn firm: No mixed. 42c Oats quiet;
No mixed 2I1.g2sc Rye easy No soc Lard sSet'
Whiskey distlers finished goods. firm the basis OF
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

Cash quotations foIows Flour quiet: winter
PATENTS So 60G$3 S0 straghts 20dS3 Co. clears 81 so
ass 80; spring specials, 81 90 patents. So 5O4$3
straighs $3q$3 80; bakers 81 2OaS so: No spring
yellow 4O1sc; No oats. 224q26c; No 2 white 2SLc;
NO > White. 21l4 a2Sl+c No sac; fair
mailing barley, 4sa56c; No faxseed. 81 54
western 81 90 clover contract grade. $40 65 pork
per DBL $40 55q$15 60; lard 100 10. 81 T22GS7
short ribs sides loose 81 459$7 dry shoulders
boxed ST 5Od$6 20; short clear sides. boxed 9Od$s
change to-day the butter market dull creameries
13421e; dares 11Q19c. Cheese quiet 1Oh d11Ac. Eggs
duh; fresh. 11&4c.
Duluth. March 16-Wheat-No hard cash. 771ac:
No i Northern cash 151Ec; May THE July. 7S1sc;
No Northern. 69aT31&c. Corn SS13c Oats 26lI2544c
Milwaukee, March 16.-Wheat higher; No l Northern
.G-29 &c; No Northern 7212q74c Rye higher; 1.
5}c. Barley frmer; No ., SIC; sample 4Oa54 1ac.
Minneapolis. March 16.-Wheat-Cash 75s4c; May
I3S4c; July: 171sc On track-No l hard T7a.c; No /
first patents 81 15a$ % second patents o5q$4 10;
hrst clears - lO4$3 2O second clears. S2GS2 10 Bran
Phiiadepha, March 16.-Wheat firm: contract grade,
MarcN:- 'S4fNt2c- Corn steady; No mixed March,
41'fG43isc Oats quiet. steady; white clipped,
western creamery, 22V2252c; do prints 22c nearby
prints sc EGGS STEADY; fresh nearby 131ac: do West
eIn l"i2c; do Southwestern 13ac do southern 122c.
theese hrm; New-Iork full fancy. small 12Ac:
DO tar u choice 10%. l2c Recepts-Flour 400 bbls,
l1SuOo 10 In sacks; wheat 1000 bush; 900;
oats 1000 shPments-Wheat, 10000 bush; corn.
ST Louis March 16-Wheat-No . red cash 7414c;
May I5ttc; July, 74c; No hard. 72q72hc Corn-No
cash. 3932c: May 40Hc, July, 4O% G4O7sc. Oats-No
cash. @6:2c; May, 261sc. July 2jc No white. 2S12c
Toied2i March l6-Wheat active higher; cash. soc;
May Size; July I97sc Corn steady. firm; No mixed.
So 90; October. So 80.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
WABASH pAlI.RCAn

y" netroit thtcas", 81 louis \ knnaas City.
Christopher and Barclay SITS. arrives Detroit A. M
Chicago 1880 a. NJ. St Louis NJ CIV
$3.50 p. NJ '
2:i5 VI. daily. Famous CONTINENTAL. LIMITED
leaves foot West 42d Franklfn St Dos p Ny
arrives Detroit T:30 A NJ. Chicago NJ St Louis
T15 r NJ. next day; Kansas City Z A NJ Following
day: Also through trains leaving 1:OO, $500. 9:.0
Il. VI. ' -'
d:oo r. VI, daily ONTARIO 8 WESTERN EXPRESS
West Shore Depot foot West 42d CFranklin al
p Nj. arrives Detroit 2;O5 p. NJ Chicago e:ao p NJ
next day Rate sl1oo to Chicago. Reclining Chair
Cars Niaif
H. B. MCCLELLAN. C. e. A. ss7 B.wav Nv
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
WEST SHORER.R,

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station " Y, roIo"~
and l5nl. later foot 42d ST. n r.:
'I:1o A N-For Intern. points o Albany & Montreal
fll-2o A MD Lake MOhOnk. Minnewaska SarasVs-s
Catskin Mountains Utica
'l:0o P M--Chicago Express, Daily.
s225 r. M--Cont Ltd. Chicago & St Lou2A
fS;43 r NO For Hudson River Points 10 Albany.
1913 =. M-For Rochester Buffalo, Cleve. & Chicase
tsoo p M-For Rochester Buffalo. Detroit & ST. LSu'A
'S:lo r M-For Syra-. Roch.. Mag Falls Det. 4 ChL
Daily fDaily. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No l. az ie:45 A NJ. at 2;45 p. NJ Leaves Jelsey
Sity r X r. Sta. No IL 20 NJ, at 3-5S r ~
lime tables At principal hotels Offices Bassass
cneckec tTom hotel residence EXP. - -
AAAnHtsT oenera1 Passenger Agent. ". x.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Spirits quiet. 27s Rosn-cornmon steady, Sd.
Petroleum. Refined steady. 7Ssd dull. 23s Sd
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

Coffee cabes-santos-Cof market weak; good aver
age Santos 4SARl; receipts stock, ll2sOo
bags Hamburg-Cofee market opened az pig lower
at 23O p pfg net lower; sales, - 900 bags
Hayre-Cofee market opened steady 4 lower; At
u 4 irregular and unchanged;
al . m unchanged; total sales, 600 bags
ya,nsyr ~ 0e. Julv ..........- 80 -
Ta,T1Iayy-, -- - 90 AUGUST ..,.......... -
SFarch r. Ser,ter,ter 30 -
AnT5l -..... 3S ~. october ...........-...
Nav -.-...... 3s - November 80. 10
June go 90 December ...--........ 80. 90
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
Rallroans.
pENNSYLVANIA.
RAIhRoAn

y
Desbrosses ard cortands s1rea,, Street and
AZ The leaving time from Desbrox.a
Cor.i"ndf streets is live minutes later tb.a
th't given below for Twenty-third ST.
station. except where otherwise notpa
''9S %, -, VI W v FAST MAI-Limed Buffet Psr,o-
Chcago coaches 70 Fiits6uTgp 6gspns Car Pt'sburs
s.5 FAST 7-7-Pjtls6qrg Cleveland
tom car FoT Siespng bics Dining smOkng obssvaa
lndianaPslis Louisville Louis -'''4O' cincinnati
Fer Toledo Louisville 1Ho wa ST S5ci1 LOUIS Express
ssa 5icf:0 a. W. st. 5T kTns 1oF4Ts RR;nF ;s Car
5 I'slS p r. wEsFER w1ESgsyS ExP st deqls Dining
Toledo except SATURDAY Dining Car or Chicago For
7-S2 55;o p: NJ PACIFIC EXF RESs~For Pittsburp a.,
Route Connects for Cleveland except Saturis valley
FHtESS.-For Pttsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnatf "->-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOVTH
iS2S pni1 Sap ef9FoS5es m ] and corandt Streets
sfree,s '0s a SAP Sasl 2l0 Desb-osses Cortland;
and Dining Cars s25 5 Dining Carr * M nOr PaIIOr
Dining m 1855 i255 @ining @a9h2g car; S q S5 3 1e
SOS Dining Carr. 455 dining H1 Carp P2t2s g. % SaTs' s2s
soTIEEIeN RAILWAY.-.'Florida Limited. 124on
9Desbr9sses and Cortlandt Streets II 20 D. ST Pm m
ATLANTIC colsr . p Fr5 m; IL 70 iI night daily
gDesbrqsses and Cortandt Streets 20 =. m 10 p n
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY p Ri Pio4dsy aa5iy an, w..
r9pSiitan Limited. 1855 daily. Express @ ~ q
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For ,,a,,,s,.
CHESAPEAKE { OHIO r RAILWAY.-s55 III WAY a. -.
p. daily ~ - H. and AS
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOIK-7r
weekdays and S.55 D. m. daily 100 a. m
n AdaANIlC IL ClI 300 a. and 255 vaaJ
Standard Coaches. 0' cars and
SAFti MAf.-l255 m. weekdays
FOR points on New-Y0rk and Long Branch RaiI-oas ,s
west Twenty-third Street Station. s55 a M 10 om m
30 and 45S p Sundays 925 a. m AZ i~4o
9Gron Desbrosses and Corrlandt Streets 500 p n
l--OO S-4O and olo p Sundays, 9.45 a. m aux, H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
$40 (Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets 62M 7o~ -
SO 500. S25 % 50 Penna. Limired) IOI0 T.ss T too
and Cortandt Streets 10 % Dining Carr 10 =
Carr. 1155 1255 1888 dining Carl . ~ o,DSInlns
brosses and Cortlandt Streets. 2O) 255 325
80 Dining Carr 455 Dining Carr SIS 0S1tn' 80
I22 So. s55. 925 p m u 10 night SUNDAYS SaT aT
100 ono coaches), SIS. So 925 955 GinirsTS oI9
1Ooo Dnins Carl 1913 u Dining o.; - -:
EHnns carr. 30 355, . Dining Carr K G,tiioo LOO
Il 10 night. '' 10 D. N.
Ticket offices Nos 461. as 1896 1884 III and ae, D.
way; Astor House; West Twenty-thrt SrTaaS
and stations 'oOt OF Desbrosses and Cortlan5t S--
court street $50 Fulton Street. 9S Broadvrsv -
Pennsy lvania Annex Station BROOKLYN: Staror arl
city The New York Transfer Company Will csT ~
70 destination. tHrouSn
Telephone 914 Eighteenth for Pennsylvania Pail
J. B. HUTCHINSON p vroO-,
7'ieiaI -HdIldser General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHIIADELPHIA.
o.43O 1880 800. 1900 1000. -11SO g. m. 4LOo.
so IS 90 IS 40 14OO S'4O0. 1890 .50o 200. $780,
$500 go q o. m. -12- Is mit.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
r.43O +SOO 1000 -lL3O a m. 11OO "1SO. $40.
.5 90. 100 p m. az. 10 md-- -
Oices: Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry. lis ll2 2sl
4S+. 945 1900. 1884 Broadway 1a5 Sh Ave. go on ave.
25 Union So West East l25th St. 27S West 129h
St 245 Columbus Ave. York. Court ST.. S44 500
FIIiton St Brooklyn; Broadway. williamsburg New
York Transfer calls for and checks baggage TO ees
fFrom Liberty St. only DAILY. tDaly except sunday
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
Ocean Grsamrrs.
CUNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
E1ruTia Mar 80 noon on cmpania Ap AZ ls noon
IIucana AIT q A NJ Unbra- Apr. 81. ncon
VERNON H. BROWN Co. S-
- BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

RiO-COfee market firm No Z Rio 5S425; exchange,
il lS16d. receipts 1900 bags cleared for The United
States 5000 bags: stock 500 go bags
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
NAVAL STORES

Another decline Of &c noted in spirits to-day prn-
cipally due to adverse news from the and the
absence of demand locally. The close
remains quiet and steady unchanged prices. steady
We quote:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
LEHSCH VALLEY.
a; Cortlandt DesbrOsses streets
Daily. Except Sunday sunday changes: c L%-S- ~

Tickets Pullman commOdatiOns 49, 26l - 800 y w
1861 Broadway & Union square West ~ Columbus AsTosIy
Fulton Court - Bdwy and F Fulton Sl oi'o>-'
n y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
Four Tracks. "Electro-Pneumatic'' signals
Stations in New York, Liberty St. and South Ferry
Trains leave Liberty ST. below ne from South Ferry
I've minutes earlier. nOtsD-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

receipts at the ports and interior points to-day cor,
pared with the same day week ana last V.ar. w
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

Receipts Of breadstus interior points in thousands
last three cphers COOO omitted -four bbls grain bush as
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

= s. Kaserin Maria Theresa will sail from Pier
North River at 10 a. NJ Monday. March 18th.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
A WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW EENSTOwN-LLvERPOOI.
Majestic Mar -. noon TsUtonic ..April noon
Cymric Mar. 90 10 \. NJ. Germanic .ApriI I0 NOON
Oceanic Mar. -, noon Majestic
For freight and general information apply 10
WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier As North River. Office o Broadway " Y
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