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New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


oS nsS6s TS T he he few fT ss
IN moas on eaa @ M all a. jersey Cy & S9ss were we're
COWS cows about he he same as on "Wednesday; medium and
to Be- Rsd ver % Common 70 'cS e se nss ssa es fe @ a
g e5eT5 s. 100 at soG$4 20 COWS a5
sides Liyerpool and London cables quoted i've cattle
eflsers,or beef -ciRs at sa1 a. per r 80 ship@ent
morrow the Msreo foT HUI % viii in' bs laden Win zoo
25 2I oy oo ~ a sherman % The 5Tis viii SaTIy 70 LIZ
and the Trinidad 70 Bermuda u cattle and 30 sheep.
ending saurdss Fe6ruary Is i557 cattle sheep and
me exception Of q et,ie aad % sheep
VII not sS san before Monday or IEs5fsy. ,aaa -,
aS 6 % S 81 5 % a. 10 5so @ fs K II ms 3 2 3 al IS ' 90 % m f9
n al s4 s. ls d. l12l n 81 So Ohio DO 1850 n.
2 aS Si'sRi' s6 Il e K.niy S r at s. I lar 10 at IS
iiss II % n a. e 90 = DO co. 1i.S s d At at' s. a a 90 II 4s r.
ss g So COWS 1le7 10 AZ 50 40: Il I'd Do loes n at
Do $40 n, SEQ. 3 do o1o 70. at 81 20; Do. $50
,.s s Sapas5s a s @ e 4 49 5 ss ser 2 , s. 80 1905 Is O. e
at So 90 l do 1880 n at 50 g. Do 900 n at 81 90
DO $40 70. at :: 10
20 T;gS1 TsHaes7 y & DC 1852 e S' y " g. r a'' n at s. 0
n de- H a's q g. rs n SS at So Ia
L He0runn; IS bulls 1li5 70. 81 Is 2. cows 122s
Do i64s n as s. go on '9S ne 90 n a. 81 IS o at
CALvES-RecelDts were 90 head all for the market
calves mor1inal car Of western calves was held
foor to sh9ee ya sod e s. o @ $ 80 80 per g1sg loo % T. I
slow az T=gloec, uttle calves steady a. S"Sc; barn
mullen: xeais l77 II sv-ruse. at IS 20
6. Curtis SON: veas. 100 70. at IS: 10. - 70,
81 so.
T8SlP & sSaaqoH; @ u.s. yeas u n At s@
including saughterers and IS for the
market making the stale stock 16l7 on sale
Of which Is Jersey city and Ia cars az
Sixteth-st Sheep IN moderate suDply and about
steady. slow and 1890 lower. Two cars were
ordinary choie lambs 81 50ds5 12a: nearly
the Of s. 6J9S5 To- Dresset
mutton steady 6IaGsc per 10 dressed lambs weak AZ
G9ac country dressed. winter lambs steady. az $50
saIes-SiePher-on Co.: 2oa Buffalo lambs 70 n aver
SO 100 215 Do. 20 70 al s. SIl 100 do
81 s. 20: 81 Buffalo sheep. ll3 70, a. 81 3its
Sanders i3T lambs. 66 10 at - %; l1l 90 81
u at s. 40: 2s5 Buao DO 65 n s. e5; - State sheep
81 10. "a s. 50: 50 do. 93 -. az 81 y. -
Newton Ohio lambs So n. az So 10: 2l2 do
| Sc n at { Ohio sheep i3T 70. at 81 -
Tcbln Sharn0n IO8 State Ismbs. % 70. at S. SS; 81
do II n. s. 75; cuis. 80 y. at 81 i56 Ohio fet
sheep lis n 81 10. State sheep. 81 70 a
| 81 . o., 60
IO5 80 70. s6; IS State sheep l02 ~ az - SO
Harrington Co 9S State lambs . 70. at s. 30 10
- IS SO: 1i3 90 IS n at - 7S - state sheep
/ - n at 81 ,,,.
Gate yesterday 100 Ohio lambs, II ~. at So SO OhC
sheep lis 10. 81 20.
$ Judd & Co: 2I5 Buffalo lambs. * 10, at 81
| HOGS-Recepts Is 3. ls9 head. su fo
plaUFhterers None FOR sale alive NouninaIy firm
1906 the whole Country dressed
| slow az So aSiSc per N for heavy to light hogs
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
DON'T LIKE ISLAND EXCISE LAW.
4 PORTO RICAN COMMISSION HERE TO
PROTEST To THE president.


". Borda. Vicente Balhas and Pedro salazar,
vho have been appointed a commission by the peo-
pie Of Porto Rico protest against the Hollander
Excise Law. and who expect TO go 10 Washington on
Monday Tuesday OF next week 10 lay their case
before the President are the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. They arrived in New-York on Monday
Freeman Halstead secretary OF the commission.
said a Tribune reporter last night;
The commission was appointed at a meeting of
three thousand delegates from all parts of Porto
Rico who met IN san Juan on February = The
0elegates represented the planters, bankers, Tner-
chants snd. in general the taxpayer OF the Island
Who think that the laid under the hollander
law which rushed through the insular Legls-
lsfure. is excessive and beyond the means OF the
island The law was passed without any previous
study of local conditions consultation with the
people cousiGcratio OF their advice and opinion
The people protested in a mild way when II was
drafted. not believing that Il would pass. They
were, OF course shocked when they learned that II
had PASSED. It's effect may be judged from lht
news which the commission received m cable
message to-day from Or. Jose Saladan, chair
nan q the Executive Committee Of the delegates
Dr sal0ana announces that the American and
forto Rican Tobacco Company, The Porto Rican
branch OF rhe American Tobacco Trust has just
closed lis three factories in san Juan. AracibO and
Cavez owing 10 the impossibility OF paying the
excessive
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
MOLINEUX REJOICES AT DECISION.
HE FINISHED HIS FIRST YEAR IN SING
SING YESTERDAY.

Roland E. Molineux yesterday finished his first
wear IN solitary confinement IN Sing Sing Prison
HIS brother Leslie 10 the prison in the after
noon 10 see him. Roland heard the encouraging
news that Justice Fursman had given decision
excluding testimony OF handwriting experts in the
Kennedy trial. L was mainly through handwriting
experts' testimony. Molineux says, that he was
convicted and with this testimony excluded in the
new trial which he believes he viii have he says he
has fear OF the outcome.
NolneuNs wife ana mother are stlu boarding az
the Miller house, in Spring-st, east Of the prison
Their visiting days al the prison are Tuesdays ana
Thursdays They Will visit MOliueuN to-day in or
der 20 spend the anniversary with him
Leslie would not discuss the case, further than 70
say:
Father and all the family have never once
doubted Rolan6s innocence, and this decision eN-
Guiding handwriting experts testimony makes US
fee absolutely certain that tho new trial we crave
for much will be granted.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
RrRGLARs HARVESTING IN THE BRoNN.
BICYCLE POLICEMEN SENT TO HELP CATCH
THEM.

The regular policemen IN The Bronx are much
exercised over the detail Of men from the olcScie
souad sent 70 help catch the burglars VINO nave
1s,elx- been roaming A harvest in that borough
The burglars have become so bold that they ROD
houses I'm the daytime well as at night ana
as there is not much bicycle riding at this time or
the year the bicycle policemen have been sent 10
help the regular force in The Bronx.
The h;cvcle men are somewhat different from
the other members Of the force In that they work
in regular eight hour shifts, while the regular
force, because Of the peculiarly arranged hours
have TO work practically all the time. The conse,
ouenCe is say regulars. that they are treated
viii disdain by the bicycle men Roundsrnen re-
port that they have been treated with what Is
DANGEROUSLY near characterization. and no less than
ten complaints were sent TO Headquarters Seste!-
dav charging the bicycle men with being on post
The hicvcie policemen deny all the accusations
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
The following are the total net T
ports since September. 1900:

FLOUR AND MEAL.-The reaction wheat had the The
previous day and the market fell back into fat position
with the undetone still fairly steady but buyers ota
81 ioast @o straIshts 81 gs3 so winter i Ra
fer Ssss Extra No winter. s. 5es2 90 ne ne
FiotRHsS &c Icas2 2 spS quoted FAY
ME4IEsteady: quoted: Kiln dried 50 s5as2 90 as to
BAG MEAIuet; quoted Ene white 6t,tss and
spTne bran spo siS 7Sasii sacks arrive 200 n
ner Sran IS SIS Fa a so rsn sit STah s gs meal
s55p isfsfs si7 So oil 5 'aSs mss ss &? Is corn o
GRAIN-WHEAT-After day Of small things in spec,
lc net decline Early the day it was little steadier
TnaH @ rHt oHt al NOR S m S S % trade get much beyond the
Local point mos: Of the dsy in fact 6eqs 9' ,a was
difficult for side or the other 70 operate Win any
Indifference OF outside had much to do with the
Expressed the export business which amounted 70
only Is iosas i.Ggang l9ad+ ] at - @ eaT ass s
peared rather favorable 70 sellers but was partly oH
total arrivals Ssa ooo bush impaired bush
though only Il 400 Sush we're 2ao bush larger than
Iuth stocks were scheiuieG to increase 200 60
week and moderate decrease was expected IN The visible
there was such vide variation between the New-York
saee sc market Reports to he West made the eK
different source reported shipments lS76ooo bush
2r $1,000 bush gFsAtrT than the 2Tsgiogs h we ss be
2SItooo bush smaller than a year ago. A bToomhal , mi .
india with distress Increasing Bombay Foreign
Paris wheat ard -four drst shade higher weakened
finally and closed 10 points lower English markets
wee - under the previous night while Budapest &
higher Quotations u cash wheat. b snoaL basis,
follows: No hard Duluth. eOAc. old No
Northern Duluth sSl.c No Northern Duluth, ootc 20
No I Northern Chicago, S4sscf No red New
YORK S0A-c No red NewYork, sO9.c ahoat; No
hard Chicago S0+sc spot; No hard Sew-Nogk. sOe+c
CoNUi con 4lti1ns prevailed ags!G in the corn mar
throughout the early OF the day. adding "a sc
tho price but attracting much corn from scattered
holders the afternoon market eased OF little ani
unsettled -sIi3c advance. Small country
small stocks at Chicago. alarm
among continued liberal seaboard clear
furnished the principal factors OF a
27O expected IN chi
ago or Saturday. while Western roads break M
p leaving interior stations almost bare OF
supteS there practically corn in the cribs at
ronfs Rv of dulress owing 20 the Ice
h,tf hAroor spot export. however, was rather
here about iac lower thar t.a previous Gay
F>Hport Al load. II ports. halt
berE here. English markets .tt ~ "a net
higher ~ quoted az fs'-c elevator and
4Ta,r Z o b ahoat. = white. 49c, and No : yellow
4st-r n af-at OATS-The local MARKET for oa IS
Arm higher cash property with sales
Or No = oats closed AZ So-2c
y, e oats soc. No white 33u33-tc No ) white. y 2
mixed 30QJl &c. track white. 5l'2r3ocs No
vynts Clips. - ASS. r--..- -RiE-Narket nrn; No 4
Western quoted at 6ti1c: No Nestsrn. sc o o
a~aaf. sou SIC BARLEY steaaN
f-e4'ns vas quoted isf5ie. and mailing trgoOc'
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
BALDWIN AND PUTNAM on CITY EVILS.

William H Baldwin. jr.. and George Haven Put
nam spoke last night about the evils existing in
this city al the annual meeting OF the Good Govern
ment Club OF the XIXth Assembly District. which
was held al the Sherman Square Hotel. II had
been announced that the meeting would be public
one but il held behind closed doors and only
members of the organization and the guests
present
The reporters excluded. il was said. because
neither Mr Baldwin nor Mr.. Putnam had anything
al present 10 say for publication. II also
announced that neither of these men would speak
about the plans OF the Committee of Fifteen at the
meeting.
Arthur II. Ely. president OF the club, was in the
chair
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
-ew York February IS, 1901.


tOEFEE-The 10 al market for Brazil coffee futures
vas depressed By the receipt Of unsatisfactory foreign
saoles and although a smaller movement was re
ported the opening figures partial points
In the European markets. HaVre net a franc o~eT
and barely steady while the market did not vary
from yesterdays close Rio and Santos were also IN
changed with Santos interior rs 100 bags and the
total port movement falling OF 1000 bags Late IN
the afternoon IN the local market OF shorts caused
sharp advance all along the lire. closing quotations
being unchanged Ia points higher HrailinS vas
principally professional close 81 les
had reached but 1880 demand dragged the
market TIling On OF
tor invoice lots OF No Rio ana TIC for invoice lots Of
No As The steamer Virgil. with Of 5000 bags
cleared Santos for the United states February - The
Havre Of coffee Il 609 600 bags. io6oO
bags being Brazilian against l5S0 BAGS Las, week Of
which i.o44. .oSO bags Br-z lillian
The prices the local market 10 day
was as
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
ADrANcES N RAILRoAD STOCKS.

GAINS N SEVERAL ISSUES DUE TO REPORTS OF
CONSULTATIONS.
Sharp advances made in yesterdays market
IN Delaware and Hudson Burlington and Evansville
and Terre Haute. Delaware and Hudson rose 10
l%aa, closing az 167is net gain for the day OF Ss4
per cent, a revival OF the report OF the New
York Centrsls intention TO lease the road the first
announcement Of which policy a a development:
10 be confidently looked for in due season was
made months ago in The Tribune. Burlington shot
uP from l&si2 10 li5aa and closed at 1891. net
advance Of "a per cent. rise due, II reported
10 realization the part of certain interests Os
the likelihood control OF this powerful Western
me which Is In isolated position, being
taken over by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
ana also a conviction that the important refund
ing operation often rumOred and denied be
impending. would not now long be- delayed.
Evansville and Terre Haute common stock made
q Aet advance OF 6s per cent, and The preferred OF
: per cent There were ruInOrs thar the road would
De absorbed by the Chicago and Eastern Illinois,
ana more generally believed reports that II Was
me Louisville and Nashville which was 10 take
II over.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16

COTTOS-The market had -~Ner~ setback to-uaS,
,,,b ,bs near months sufferers, sue % the
transferring interests IN present crop 70 e n
20 total absence - support OF any
kind Sentiment except for few minutes AT me open
inz was rabidly bearsh. and selling was po.u-A as
through Liverpool was rather s'eaii-F la
expected when while receipts wer" Tar fiFt
general ideas Yet re=lrnlrtr reprft- from spinning
centres the world and claims that demand Tor fl
cotton south falling or nearly cOGuterartfi the
bush influences hrst mentiosei. The market started
with prices unchanged - = points
bids proved he the best figures q the
Before hour liquidation, foreign selling
Of leading bears IN ARrrn
and MAY list OF seriously. Faith
discouraged. and finally sold out In the
early afternoon. when the market had particularly
speIl. Thereafter trading active beyond any
thing reflected bear operations almost eX-
cIusivey. export and spot cotton houses bought
on and shorts occasionally turned for
profits. market = general thing displayed
barely steady with prices net y points lower 20 poiat
higher being Tho positions only
Exceptionally 'nslghr' and hush stats
tical comparisons All round failed Influence room
sentiment p
The prices the local market today
E-fi
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
MAGISTRATES CONSIDER NEW RIFLES.

special meeting OF the Board OF Magistrates was
called 10 be- held last night In the West Side Court
but ar there not a quorum present the meeting
was adjourned 10 February %. The magistrates
Present adopted new rules. II was decided 20 adopt
a. ire next meeting a rule that magistrate
shall issue warrant except for things that happen
~ the district IN which he Is sitting Another rule
provides tor preserving order IN the couriroOms.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
so1.rHrRx Cotton MARKETS.

Galveston Feb I5.-Cotton steady; middlng exc: low
rins 1i-I6c; good ordinary, Sc receipts 4.sS9
xo-is 70 the Continent. 475 sales $50: stock 1888.
BaltImore Feb. 15-Couon nominal mtdfling. 9asc;
low niddIfns 3-l6c good ordinary. S9-l6c:
eint 30 bales: gross. 2O20 Great
. s,l. 10 the Continent, 26ST: stock lO.2O3.
Neuphis Feb. l6-CottOn quiet: middling. S1.c low
milng sssc good ordinary SCI receipts sIi bales.
-ross +48 Shipments 2sl6; sales. 1900; stock. 1901
l51 96I 1900 143suS-
Savannah Feb 15.-C0ttou quiet: middling. 9Iac;
ceips 1880 bales exports coastwise 29i; sales.
stock. III $50
low mddIlng sasc; good ordinary IAc; receipts. 6+43
bales. exports Great Britain. 500: the Continent
5e64 coastwise 1896 sales. 35oo; stock corrected).
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New York,
as follows and 5 minutes earlier from w. 23d St:
300 a. Daly.-SOlid train for Buffalo. 8 m
Binshamton. wayerly Elmira and Bradford. Coacnss
parOr car cafe dining Buffalo.
ESQ o. Daily Chicago Limited-Fast MaiI-SoIld
train 10 Chicago. arriving 80 Arr Cleveland TAO
Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
T.3o ,. m Daily.-Bufalo ant Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo TO5. Bradford T2O Jamestown 100 YOunss-
town 1927 a m Cleveland t23O p m SeepeTs to Buf-
Cleveland. Cafe
81 m ly-SOlid train for Binghanon, wavsr-
Emira Chicago sleepers to Buffalo Chicago. Cincin
natl Dining
VNCKETs. Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. ll2. 26l 4Of and s5I
Broadway. l5T East t25th St and 2i3 West l25th ST..
Chambers and I'D St ferries New-York: 333 and
SEQ Fulton St Broadway. Brooklyn; l22 River ST..
Hoboken and Jersey City Station. New-YOrk Transfer
Co. calls and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE INVITED.

roronto ont Feb. i6-The Argonauts OF To-
ropto having been advised that the American
Intercollegiate Rowing Association has invited
oxford and Cambridge universities TO compete in
annual regatta Poughkeepsie this sum
mer decided 70 invite the English osrsmen TO en-
gage In a three cornered race with the Argonauts
on Toronto Bsy. From conversations Captain
Baker had with osrsmen on the ArSonauts last
visit 20 England he feels assured that Oxford and
t-snarriage will be seen. both al Foushkcepzis aud
Toronto fiie coming summer.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
HERuANy THE MAGICIAN DEAD.
Berlin. Feb l5.-Hermann, the prestidigitatoi
died here to-day.

This dispatch probably refers to Leon Hermann.
a nephew Of Alexander Hermann, the magician,
who wcs SO long famous I'm this country. The lat
ter died In 1856 and Leon after 10 this
country and made some tours with Mrs. Hermann.
hts uncle's widow. He fairly expert magician.
hut he was badly handicapped by his lack OF Eng
Iish and he had comparatively little success. es-
,,eciauv as he had 20 bear comparison everywhere
,.t,b his far more expert uncle. There other
naeicians in the Hermann family. Alexander s
father was one and so was his elder brother carl
who died about ten years ago
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. February Is. 1901.
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-The offerings continue light.
but as Shteng Is severely interrupted
no rush OF large buyers The local market
Is stronger. all grades from
talr iuaIlty clover have
tendency for tops. The general Of market is
good We quote Prime large bales per 100 10 s5G972c
No l. SgqS21c; No 2 s5@s7lrc: No 8. 75Gs0c; clover
mixed scGsSc clover prime T5177iac: salt hay 4045c
supplies too light call much discrimination
large small bales quality all passable
former. : STRAW-With the market quite left bare OF
STOCK from day to day owing TO the small deliveries
ana use FORCING weather. have advanced
c Per loo 10 for long Receipts of hay and straw in
TONS reported at the Produce Exchange to-day.
Hudson River Railroad 1870; Erie 4O Pennsylvania go;
Delaware Lsckawanna and Western. So West Shore
Lshigh Valley 90 Baltimore and Ohio 100 Central OF
New-Jersey % Total 500 tons Receipts OF straw. so
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
,.vepoo1. COTTON MARKET

Q. m.-COttnn-Spot-Node
h,snsss, prices Lied higher American middIng far
yriidIng T-S2d good ordinary, = 3-32d; ordinary.
Of 5000 bales. OF which
t Mere for speculation and export and included $500
Smsrican Receipts, 1000 bales an American Futures
SS m G February. l9-64d sellers: February and
S.ue March and April. f3-6id
Nrgh' % od Nav II-64d value; Nav and June. 9-54a
70 go bnvsrs- June and July. I6445 SID buyers;
Iny and August. 564d buyers August and September
J9y al = SId buvers; september. 566iq4 57-64d
100 o Sct6ber C. 64d value; October and November
80. u
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
NEWBORN cEyTRAL BUYS ELErAroRS.

surslo, Feb. i5.-The New-York Central Rail-
fosd Company has purchased the Niagara Elevators
Not !, 2 ana The Western Transit Company. the
Nen'rsis Lake Line, cvnr city elevators snd r.
.rh capacity OF .2e1.111 bushels of grain with
ne acquisition OF the Niagara elevators the Cen
~ nave storage capacity here OF more than
s@e."1 bushels.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
OTHER MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago FEB 15-CattIeHeceipts 900 head market
50 40asi so stoekers and feeders a6ol, steady at
50 s5TS 81: 5OMS+ l5 heifers, s. 60>4 30 can
nr slow al s. T 81 40: steady and active a. 81 5O
S4 2S calves 15Q25c higher at SiS6 5 Tezas fed steers
s. 30lS3 90. Texas bulls
So 5OTS3 6D Hogs-Receipts to-day. IS oto head to-or
left 500 average STEADY. Top - 9o;
mixed butchers s. BOG s. A. good TO choice neayy
4lTf 5c- rough s. 26GS5 80: light. 80 300
s. 5ai.. bulk OF sales IS 35G$5 A. sheep and lambs
Choice steady strong; others slow ana weak good y
50 fair choice mixed, IS 9OG
81 a. Western sheep SOGS4 80; Texas sheep. 81 300
So e.: native lambs 81 254S5 S0 Western lambs SSG
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16

and asnciency Of So sss tons December 27 1900 Ham
burz-1.3oo tons OF raw beet shipped America
from Hamburg and Bremen last week. No engagements
200 refined shipped The advfees from London ind
Gated easier market with how
at quotations. February I'd lower. es 3D.
and March at es Sd unchanged The local situation
practically az standst Prices remain unchanged at
4Ac sac and 3tzc for standard grades,
offerings light
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
9i2 A. 3.3j p VI. Daily. except Sunday. to
PtttsdeId. sundays only az 920 A "
Pullman all through trains
Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices at 11S 261 AIS and 1216 Broadway z
Union So. 275 Columbus 1873 West 125th 81.
faOh ST and f3Sth Stations New York; 23S and J2S
Fulton ard 104 Broadway. p D.. Brooklyn.
Teephone 200 3Sth Street for New York Central Ca,
Baggage checked from hotel or residence oy
Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE r. DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16

cash cuotations Were foITTWs- -oIT -oIT GlII' 10
sprtnr wheat 65iea72c: red I+iadI6c: No corn,
ss.c No ? yellow: 3sAc. No oats 25i aae5 rs; No
good feeding barley. 45c fair choice malt 81 10
So-rbyy stern So prime timothy seed s. 40d
s. 20 clover grade slGsli Is mess pork per
Ss ie tioose 81 05aS7 - dry saed shoulders (boxe
sS 25Qs6 so eIeat sides (b9xed 81 9gS 90 Whs-
bsrre toiav the butter market active creamery.
Ihaiiscs dairy uisd1sc; cheese active 1ON qII@.c;
sggs anil fresh. 16lsc.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
WEST SHORE RI,

Trains leave Franklin ST. station. n. Y. as follows
ana i5m. later foot West 42d ST.. N R.;
A M.-For points TO Albany & Montreal
en- A Nh Iak MohonN. Minnewaska. SarafcSA.
Catskiu Mountains and Ctica
-l 100 r. M.-Chicago Express. Daily -
.225 M.-Conr- Ltd Tor Detroit Chcaso a. se LousA
t3 p. M.-t9 For Hudson River Points 70 <alSany.
p M-For Rochester. Bufao. CleNe. s. chicago
ts:0o ?. M-For Rochester, Buf,Alo psss9it q 81 Lev
'Daiiy. tDslly. except sunday [sAyss Sroosy1 AZ.
CIV p r. r Sta. No az II 30 A. NJ 2 at ssS p u
T,,,. tables hotels and Offices.
from residence Wesrcort C. z
iuAMBERr General Passenger Agent y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For the week ending Friday. February Is. 1901:


week N " al Oi''eu So. ip"...e 12s. .sss
same xlk Isst al Ss 1aar oni'ed H'a'e' 1870 s7a
Total receipts 70 this date .....---..5 g. col SIT
Total receirfs 70 ss11a dste iss year ss3
Exports for tbe week - ........... s4.39j
Exports for same week last vear.......... 110.11O
Total ~ tbfs 5sta A 13O. S34
Total exports 70 sama dare last 92i
stock az All T1Ited States orts.....-... e1e.O3s
wear a al oNis ''A,es po..s ....... L os7 s7s
Stoct a. all ,rts-ior touns ......... 500 O6s
Stocr a. ali ,ts-Cr ovns "a me ns last year. 576.713
StocE a. IivsrnooI ~ ~ -....,.....,. 736 600
StccE q. Ii,s-IooI ss,rs trns ias+ wear .. 600
Stock ~ American sfoat FOR Great Britain 1913 600
lin i'm. Gs Is afnssl-ah nsa @'oa' lf ~ f57 900
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

go 30 - co $500 900 1000. '113o Y 10.
.lso 1900. $40 t4Oo ss4oo 14SO. 800. TOO tIs'
S0oS. .+9.25 D m. *l2 Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
'.43O ts.0O ~lOy0. '11-3O a. tLo0. '1so. $40.
s5 co. 200 2. m '12.15 mdt -
asa 945 1900 Broadway. 5th T37 9th Ave-
il3 l25Jh St, 2T3 West l2eth
ST. Columbus Ave. New York: Court St. 34+ 500
Fulton ST Brooklyn; ss Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New
calls for and checks baggage to desri
fFrorn Liberty ST. only. 'DaiIy. tDay. except sunday
sSu1dqys only.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
Railroads.
LACKAMANNA RAILROAD

sieepers open az $50 p. NJ
Tickets az 95 Fifth Ave, ga Colur1nus Ave- lIS and
ics Broadway l. Park Pl. ias W. 12sth 81. ana sSs
Westcott.s Express Company call for and ch.ck
-ax<age Destination Except SUNDAY. 'raily.