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New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
NEW-YoEK PRICES.
ssa5 ss an

OCEAN FREIGHTs-Tradins IL sail tonnage v,.. quiet
the demand ln-i;ed. were in very ch
on fairly steaay bssis @uofajrs re Wf5s nlaGtaiao5
10 diofeoI r., 7,sd fia's2g I'D: Bristol 3a2'.a 1Sh
harn5grE 40 parS Ro,rSrdeH &C. cotoa % Liverrol
Bush steamer tons aour hence TO reIs Sr5S yG;aJ
arEo Gaf to Tnitei Kingdom ~ cor,int21 ,2' gsnsra 5
g2 ,3 rs 20 81 e T9 srF5 APRIL T. Britt ,ss 5s
steamer i4oo" quarters grain. Phd1e pha ~ t,,- ~
ieuu hence 20 Jspan aoaic Ma H.f cssTs P1'g7 a.
ton 70 United Kingdom o. co1ia5f EsneT2i m arc Gal
I 5e 90 tons nls a 70 % AT1i: British steamer
go J9ns uhosI,Eate S,yannah Harburg 15s Apri,
Ay-es. I5s. April -; German b4rk 2G 6.s5 80 il-no
IA tons urnb Portland 70 Bahia HaI Fesrgar te
& a tors & ai.sr HTSnsTlek 70 Santiago SIS: sch5orer
%S; ga 1aS2nr5 e. ~ tons coal heroe St troix t or
a1 tons riek caIs 70 Jscsnyi 7s rs n sehG2neT. Sch pref
Sr 'T T,T I 1 9In2 - 20 schooner. 4a3 tons dry
7gSs @ unsrr . EiIs 70 R2alout s. s7's schooa-r
hoonsr SIS tons lumber ty P5in FepsAe2ia rs 3 -
Stephens 81 hree schooers e- a., New to st
e. 81. ,-rs Ia "a - aimee 70 boston. SO:
StGaR-A hrn' unf.ftane :. i,SrismouA S5c
refined sug; again to-day Business however 80 %
Prices were uchaas i5s TffGpTene1[s fen ID, ,'
XXXX s9&ie-4 paa t2ala 90 . ''S mould a 5ec cubes @
at ny Pow asr"d 3,'c, Eagie confectoners' granuiatef
Eagle y cartons =, bag ana ! y ne a.,
srannlS' ed "+c Eagle nne granuIate standard srenu
4ate1 ana ciaulonf \ Confectionery =
t.sts. SOS ard SIC: No = 4-sOc: 8 475c n &
4.'o =" :. ittic5 NJ = 451c: No .. 1 No
30 IL A'-' Nos II and Is. 430c; Nos H. Is and I6
SO ms weeAs summary of the statistical position
a. made Cp by Wiilett Gray stocks in ~
Inite states ans cuba together l tons acalngt
9L l22s sss tons over last Statistics by
special cables cuba tthe six principal
800 tons, exports. 1880 stock 1872 tons
SCANS; lo7 yssr in Europe ST5- si 5 100
t-ns against I567o1o week and 40 GsI ;ans
o. ttc an -
Tons against 1895 ISh tors last week and i.sS "a
iast year al the dates and
even date March year The excess OF stock H.
% $50 against tons last week
ard deficiency - 81 Has % 1900 Han
burg No shipments OF heet shipped America
frorl Hamburg and Bremen engagernsnts
So rednei shipped There price changes a-
tn npofsni u~S Developments iu circles today.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
Nonrr of Summons

Y Y. SUPREME COURT. County of New
-'' Yo-1-Anton Uher. Plaintiff. against Anna The
Defendant Action for divorce. summons.
To ne above named defendant. You are hereby sum,
rnonet q answer the complaint In this action and n
serve c1pv q your the plaintiffs attorneys
Within twenty t2) after the service of this sum
failure appear or answer; Judgment Will he taken
Won ~ default the The
col7rlainf Dated: New Yors, March Is 1891
JONES S NERAltnA. Attorneys for Plaintiff
OHce and PostOraoe address. No. cO3 Broadway. New
York. y. \.
To Anna The foregoing Is served upo7
ypI by publication. pursuant e order of Hon
Abraham r. one of the Justices supreme
Court ~ The Il New York dated I3tn iav os
March Iq- and filed with complaint IN rhe once ~
h the County % New York. the County
House n said county
JONES NFsKARliA. Attorneys FOR Plaintiff. No.
Broadway. New York y y
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
u. s. PANE REPORT NOT DELrERED

The report OF william r. Willis. referee IN the
rroceedtnEs TO have Willis : Paine and Waldo
Grant Morse removed : trustees % ~" estate Of
Mr.. Paines wife. Mrs. Ruby Tilden Paine, was
not delivered yesterday and not filed in the
SurroKate's Court. Lawyers interested in tho p-O-
-eedinEs intimated yesterday that the report VIII
not be fled until Monday. Mr. Wills said that he
could not speak about the report until Il filed
As The Tribune stated yesterday. however. the
report is in favor of tho heirs of Mrs.. Paine and
recommends the removal OF Mr. Paine from his
trusteeshia ~ his Wife's estate. II Will he
known who is To- appointed in hr Paine's place
until the Surrogate passes upon the report and
makes an appointment. Mr Paine.s annuity Of
$40 gll for rfe under his wife's will viii not be
nterfered with but the relatives OF his wife wish
10 make sure that the estate Is not dssipa ted.
Practically al the from the estate II Il
i properly managed. vii. be used IN the payment
of Paine's annuity.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
wcLrRE AND "PHIL4DELPHIA TINES"
THE VETERAN EDITOR ANNOUNCES WIS RETIRE
MEHT FROM THE PAPER

Philadelphia March 2s.-Colonel a. X. Mcclure
today announced the severance OF his connection
with The Philadelphia Times in the following
notice:
With this issue Of The Times nv connection
with the editorial staf OF the paper ceases
II IS not my wish o. purpose TO retre from Jour
nalistic work. but under existing conditions 'h9
responsiblA editorial direction Il The Times
should be IN other hands. a X u C1sJttE-
Colonel Mcclure has been n editorial charge %
The Times" since its establishment. in 1875. He
began his Journalistic work hfty-hve years as
the editor Of q weekly paper in Mif1in, Penn. He
is now seVenty-three years old.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
MR. GREArsryeER THINKS WE'LL OF IT..
SUGGESTION RECEIVED By EX-MAYoR
scHIEREN TO RELIEVE CoNGEs-
TION OK THE BRIDGE

EX-Mayor Charles a. Schieren. one of the Cham
Der Of Commerce committee 10 suggest means for
relieving the congestion the bridge morning and
night said yesterday he had received one sus-
gesion thar Is likely 10 meet favora bic constdera-
lon from President 6ireaIsnCer Of the Brooklyn
RAPID Transit Company. II the effect rha
The people using the Nall-st. ferry and Montague
s. railroad during rush hours be allowed 70 trans
Ter 70 the Kings County and Brooklyn Elevated
lines N BROOKLYN. At present transfers from the
Muutague-st. line are good only the surface
Ines running through Fulton-st Mr Schieren said
ne had submitted the suggestion 10 Mr.. Great
singer, who thinks well Of
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
DEATH OF MRS. z. }. u'PHERSON.
THE WIDOW OF SENATOR FROM NEw-JERsEY
PASSES AWAY IN THIS CITY.

PASSES AWAY IN THIS CITY.
Mrs. EIa J. Mcpherson widow of John r. Nc
Pherson. late United States Senator from New
Jersey. died IN her apartments a. No. 81 Lexng-
ton-ave az 80 a III. yesterday. from pneumonia.
Her brother. George Gregory. and several OF her
friends were al her bedside. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
Muir the son-in-lay and daughter Of Mrs McPher-
son. are on their way 10 Europe the Campania
due in Liverpool TO-DAY. They Will receive a cable
Mrs. Mcpherson. and Mrs. Mulr il is expected
VIII Start for home next Wednesday. The body
viii be placed in receiving vault and kept until
arrangements can be made for the funeral
DR.. and Mrs. Muir sailed from this city week
ago to-day. The following Monday Mrs McPher-
son became III. She grew worse RAPIDLY and on
thursday her condition such that Dr. Della
neld and Dr.. J.. J. JaneWay called in for
consultation. They were unable TO afford any
ington-ave. house for the last three months. She
had oeen on trip 20 the South for her health
Ms Muir had been her companion the trip. and
when she sailed for Europe Miss Bessie Stewart
vaGa, became the companion Mrs Mcpherson Was
born IL buffalo about nity-slN years After
her marriage 20 James r. Mcpherson two children
a boy and girl. were born 10 them. Within q
short time Mrs. McPherson's cup OF so-row was
filled TO Overlooking. Her died then her hus-
band passed away. In Washington Miss McPher-
admirers When she came to this city with
her mother she met Or. Joseph Muir. He had been
married and divorced. and although the doctor and
Miss Mcpherson in love with each other such
a union did find favor in the eyes Of the young
woman's mother. The young couple were married
the mother and daughter became estranged. and
a reconciiation. Mrs. Muir is sole heir 10 her
mothers estate.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
DCR4NT, "DUELLIST." ARRIVES.
TRAVELS UNDER THE NAME OF DENTON
OK BOARD THE STEAMER MARQUETTE.

II was learned yesterday that John MacWilson
Durant who caused a report 10 be circulated tnat
bA had been killed n a duel With q Russian count
81 Osr=rd arrived here on Wednesday night on
the steamer Maruuette from London. he came
rfder the name Of Denton. His mother was with
The names on thA passenger list were z. F. Den
nd p Duranr When the customs orl-
Gals took the declarations OF The passengers OF the
srearner 1urant informed them that the name on
tbe DassSrEer list under which he was travelling
Was uot his right name and that 4 was Durant.
An attempt made TO see him last night hut
il was not successful
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
~FATST" ar THE IRTH.G PLACE.

The second part OF the first part OF Goethe :
Faast" played a. the Irving Place Theatre
'asi evening Tor the benefit of Miss Ada Merito,
mo gave charming Performance % Gretchen.
ne early scenes Of the first part were PLAYED on
a.ussoay evening and tho performance or last
tetnsL etnbraced the Gretchen story. There was .
.,,i good but not 3 large audience. Both parts
"H De repeated neat week
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
PREPARING FOR BIG BRoADW4F HOTEL

II WAS said yesterday that the razing of about
thirty buildings Is contemplated make way
for the mammoth hotel that Is TO be erected on
The west side Of Broadway, between Thirty fourth
and Thirtv-ffth According A report the
hotel will built 10y a syndicate and the west wall
of the hotel Will prObabiy be contiguous the
property on which stands Roster Bars Music
Hall
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30

35+c, 20 PATS es1.c; No white. 2sa. aeai+ei 70 5
Vhtte. 2SQ.SAc. No 53I5-r good feeding barles
SIC choice mating 495Sc No faxseet. 81 SO
81 a5iz No Northwestern 81 561S 81 prime Timothy
seed 81 clover Sl pork. DOL
SIS dsl5 20. lard 100 n. s. 15dss 90 short rhs
SECS loosel s. PezSS 10, dry sailed shoulders ooxe
- 40 81 = short clear SIDES ,boxeci. s loHS> 81
Thisksy hasis n high wires. 81 p cur 'st
F64-- granuated SAC. confecto1ers \. 534c. of 4.
lec. On Produce Exchange To-Day tie butter market
cust. cres-H~re-. fId2lc- csr1ss. udlSc cheese
active 1lgl1&c. active. fresh. I2s l2-c
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
18Th street

18th Street
IRE approxnate amount OF the lien satisfy which
above property be sold Is Seventeen thousand
egh hundred 91l00 Dollars Si9 t29I with
interest thereon the 2sth dav OF November 1900
allowance approNtmating Sfiu.3O With
interest thereon December 1900 together with lie
expenses of sale The approximate tsxes
or which o. The
purchaser our purchase money paid hv ref
cree : Eight hundred 10 100 Dollars S-I 40
Dated New York Na@ch II. 1901
HENRY ". BOOKSTAVER Reseree
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30

=, To-or.. r. market srn 70 r.. 5000 tV7harEs 5.
NOTToN-Ihe opening - fhe -c-tlr rr--rrt quiet
ny nm a. a advance ~ 11H points Nsr buying FOR
hs snXiety Il ,he i-is --rsr'-g
SCI In prices worked steadily uPWs~5 until the general
-fa oe-iy a., ,-4 l t - - ~ - t, -. = :,
Liverpool - rhe advance made he-
a h@ri' . equal % expectations StN later receipts
we're rather fuu public sup
20 - sustain - market tas local -rslers tN~ar-~ ~
+" 2Hn 80 rraFF@f -of-1le7-e4 20 Ette way the bun
leaders - arafn and Geciir" Sa15 points
ne t7 Tfs ~ the ;orenon vas tNs result q corrt 1~5
ton During - afternoon the selling movement
active but o-sl srf the direction Or sentiment stI
ofaFsh under the expectation - lover cables
apathy ~ public s7eostI-n tie n cotton goods
trade - imnrovs aut continued t~arish as
crop probabilities IRE score = Selling
Southern market With Mobile -@portne aEva7c.
Saarnah l-lsc ar6 Augusta l-2r asrsnTs Ns,r.
changed prices TIE market closed steady 5at2 points
Spot Ae.y With quotations unchanged n,
the basis n 3ec for nit5IinT upland and TlGc for
Iniiding Guf Sales wers 2.coT ba'es Southern sro,
incbaased at 81 sotre oaI.r NT,lTl-ans g'ist
Havana quiet ana sreadv t-lsr 5ichsr A. =. Caarlss
changed. 70. Norfolk frr. un~tarre4 a. rf,-
sdt.rnore nominal unnanEed A. S'.c. AuEuvta steady
SIC Es-irnstei receuts AZ Nsu 0-rans ta7-c--o ~.
frcu 500 % $40 bales. against 1877 week sro
ani 7lai bales las, year ~ Ho.sor $500 % ooo
baes a. COMPARED With 4i40 bales sn4 o.
cotton Ezcsapr. s?s-ia Ilyerpoa cahes-sao, cor,or
rort 500 bales. Amertcan 700 oal~s recetrt 10 go
rales American 1000 nrls- r1iddloE upland II lGz
~. IaqIia Ft-re-. Ma-ch 4cti,h. N,r~r ,-,-
s2tzs April-May. +3+s May-June 484-. June rrlv.
1900 July Aner, .8Iy. AuE'st September Get.
Nayemher 4o7h November psoeuter o5b Manch..te-
-taFnS fAift a"d nrn; cloth orders - low limits.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
9.le A. NJ ard 3&5 P Daily. except sunday,
Pttsfel9; sundays Only - 20 A. NJ
Pullman on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Ptntseh Light.
Ticket Offices 81 il3 26i. as and 1915 Broadway p
.nton 81 W 2T5 Columbus Ave. f32 West 12Sth st.
lsh and l3sth Starurs New York. 3sSS and I27
Fuitn7 = and 10t Broadway. 2. D. Brooklyn.
Te'epho1A SSf,. street, for New York Central
service BaSEags checked from hotel residence sy
Westcotr Express
EDGAR VAN ETTFN GEORGE TT DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agens-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
rorR SLIGHTLY HrRT IN COLLISION

FREIGHT TRAIN RUNS INro COMPRESSED AIR CAR
No ARRESTS
A freight engine in the yard Of the New-Tork
Central ard Hudson River Railroad last night
AT the foot OF West Twenty -ninth-st- ran into
4 compressed air car. The following passengers
on the car were injured. Mamie Doyle OF No.
5l3 West Fifty-second-s st, cut on wrist; William
Lee Of No. 29I Tenth-ave.. slight cut on face
William Doage Of Arlington, y j., left ear cut,
and Henry Dauharter. Of No f23 West
T-ighteen-h-st cut OF TIE face. The injured per-
sons refused medical aid and went home. No ar
rests were made.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeH York. March % 1901.
COFFEE-To- days operations in coffee futures w.rs
again being active. There little buying for
investment account transactions rule being con
fined professional tnerchsnges The opening call was
quiet a decline Of 10 points The loss orgi
mated in disappointing ~ cables from nearly all
Foreign market centres. Havre came = fraac
iow~r and Hamburg reported ! pfg decline az the close
there Brazilian statistical changes of hearsh
average Rio coffee declined $50 res and the ex:hanse
ate a2d. Santos however. remained unchanged IN
trtor and port receipts showed no aQp-ea5A mosrs-
ton, the - 200 and the latter p 90
bags Following call local business slow AZ
about opening prices A late decline in Havre added
somewhat the local weakness the afternoon The
market hnaiv quiet. with prices unchanged o. 10
points lower. Il. bags
Whereas deliveries from warehouses IN this country
quite uberai-l63SS condition - the
market for the spot article du nominal. with
No Rio quoted - lec. and 20 santos T'sc- The
present stock Hsvre 543nnO q which
'00 bags brazilian, compared - 15Ta0Ho and
900 bags respectively. last week Total arrival.
for the month of March Ffavrs T2ol bags and
The shipments i6SGp1 bags. The Coffee Exchange will
Re closed Good Friday and the feIlovng Saturday.
April : ami G.
Foreign Coffee NaTksts.SRntc%-Co market Guist;
good Saut0s. 4SS00: STICK
llaSs0 bags HamhuTE-C0fee market opened = pfsr
riE lower. al 23G 2 = 7fennE lower; Gales
1900 baEE- HsvrHCoSae market opened quist. franc
lover. a. II unchanged. p quiAt and
changed ~ $50 de-line4 :. fra7c. total sales
II
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
PRESIDENT ScHURMAy GOING TO CUBA

President J. c. Schurman OF Cornell University
and Mrs schurman viii SAN for Cuba to-day on
rhe steamer Morro Castle. and viii spend the
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30

oreTngs however light and prices held quite I'm
the basis Of 1-59S4 f-l6c for centrifugal IKE
or u1uscovsdo and u1olsssss sugar eS2G3 5-loc No
business reported executed Cable adF1ceS were
festuresss Prices London beet were uncaanged
9s ed 9s 81 respectively. for March and April
ii-s-r
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
"PAPTSTS HALL rs CLOSED.
CAPTAIN THOMPSON SAYS THE VILE RE-
SORT WILL NOT REOPEN.

SORT WILL NOT REOPEN.
Columbia Hail. OF, IL is better known, ''Paresis
Han" ~ No 800 Bowery. long specially offensive
resort is closed for good. according 10 Captain
Thompson. of the Mercer-st police station. Two
detectives went there on Monday and bought two
drinks
The place run under charter issued 10 the
Palms Club The detectives had trouble getting
drinks although nothing was said them about
club membership Magistrate Hogan held the
prisoner they took. Frank Albright. bartender in
the place in $500 bail for trial charge OF E1o-
larinC the LIQUOR license laws. Captain Thompson
said MS men looking for the proprietor OF the
resort.
''Paresis Han" vas a dive 81 the vilest type, and
80, ynuch ~ the patronage that formerly went 10
he BLACK hhr after the proprietors OF that de-
restable resort were sentenced TO long terms in
Sing Sing.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
ERIE RAILROAD

Ttruusn Leave New f00- OF 81
as fellows. and minutes earlier from " ed 81:
D.Ol a. Daiy.-SoEd train FOR Buffalo, s D. n
Bnghamron. Waverly. Elnnra and Bradford. Coaches,
pariOr and cafs dining Buffalo.
$50 2. m paly--Chicago Limited-Fast Maii-Sol'4
Chfcago arriving 20 Cleveland 4 40
Seepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati
$50 Daily--HL:talo and Cleveland Exprsss-Arr.
Buffalo Io5. Bradford 30. Jamestown 90 Younzs-
town 10 a m Cleys!snd $50 p. m sleepers B1t-
o.1s D n. Dsily-SeId train for Binsharton wsvsr-
~ Enira Chlcago Sleepers to Buffalo. Chicago CIn-
FI,ICKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PUIrMs.s
Z ACCOMMODATIONS ILL., I13, 2sI. 4OI ana eST
Broadway, 49, East 125th ST. and 2TS West Ie5th 81
Chambers and West I'D ST. ferries. NsV-Yors:
SEQ Fulton St Ss Broadway. BFooklyn; 10 River 81
Hoboke7. and Jersey City Station. Nev-York rs,S-s,
Co. calls for and checks baggage to destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-Yo-k March q. 1901
sas sspo es sasatezs and
exception Of II head There was frm feeling and prices
shade higher Yards cleared. Ordinary 70 sood NATIVE
e s. 5qS5 G5 oxen and siass a. s. SosSt So bulls m az
cows at 2 IaSs 90 fat cas sni Sefrs at 81 81 dressed
Inadn cabs Quoted live az eS,f!c stsay sheep higher al
Se 1s AZ ssG1 az l2S, areSSeq tti and ssa
quarters - beef the Canadian 70 Liverpool IoIor
20 quarters of beef for Schwarzschi sulzberger
for swift Co: the ETura viii BE laden win 900
ggaTters OF tff ess5n4ted, ior y NoSTls, 5n5 an in @
Bermuda II cattle for Harvey outerbridge. aing ths
@o5a @ shipments I2r the weeH sn1iHg Saufds 'c1 90
ports Of Great Britain With the exception OK p cattle and
sIeNst9n CO. % Stable tsl PsnpsyiyaHia Pen N az a stss[, s
loco n at s. CO: do lisa r. at 81 -: DO 1885 u
' 81 s. ri I & 3D. at il $ a @ a. a. . & 800 n 40 a. & s S. d. 1918
r. at s. t, Do 80 IT, at - -; . d., 49,, no. AZ a. -;
n at 81 80; 10 500 n a, s. = IA d. ?cl n At s. ~ -;
r % 1 s. M a. % a. 8 &c 81 n a. g. So =, So y d 2 g 8? n r. a. & s. 90
Sandsrs 70 , Illinois steers ll5s n s 9 90 T. & d.
= % 1ol2 n at 50 A. 10 do. 80 n a 81 CO. do.
lsf N Ct y'i 3 ds P,- fisa S 5'a At & e II cssss
steers 15e n at s. 90 % 90 1852 n at s. go bulls
cows eis n at s; IS; 90 SO n. So Do.
- MFa:5:an Fl Co 20 % e.rG :. steers @ 1lo ~ i, a. 90
e. 30 par syaEs' LOU 70, a. - ~ % a. So
d. & i5s5 n a, s. 80: lS bun 1919 y 50 a.
81 90 DO 500 n. at 81 40. do. tSo 10 at s. - o.
q 10 I22S n at s. 80 - d. 1ie5 n at 20.
llsI n s. Is; 10 DO 1880 o s. TO- 81 do 1923 ro
Judd CO.: bull l7,o u a, 81 so: %. sso 70. at
Tobln 3 shannon: 20 o6ia steers 1851 y s. 10: ;
bulls lac n at s. g. DO 50 ~ at - 3 - coSs 'S"
J. .. cgrr-s 3 SON: cows 1885, n 4. s. 20 20 9S3
Andre" Mullen: cows 1870 n At 81 CO. do io'" H.
CAIyES-Receirts were 4IG head all for the market
head Jersey city ana e7 sixteth
-, On Moderate oner.nEs prices ruled firm and some
s9r s9'Tf @ 81 aaS4P Common 81 70 Tr v.a SOD At s4S
s. Per n. s. fas7 20 little calves
carcasses selling p u Iac country dressed
god with sales at the Of Sai0c. little calves
Igii Co. 2s ysal; las y ay;rase At 81 %
T. AZ S' 1i5 y al i So * dd : n ~ ~ s. g. 'i' 10
Andrew Muller - veais. 10 r. at 81 81 o. rs 7, at
J P nelson: 75 veaI; Iee 70. a, b =; Is io - n
=, lo7 n Sc -: DO. 50 n. s.: do %
,ga2s .Ss BIZ e 81 81 y:al: ~ n at = 10 DO
J. 9 ~a-ts S.n: veal. lo' =. at 81 30. d. 1885
Sftr.F; AND LAMFS- Receipts. 10 ca--. or 57e7 head
s-r ali a., s1,i--b- but bad sh,ep we're - 1ery
rlt"7 sp77'y and no P-nns sfocs ofsTd arres small
common .. god SNeep sold ~ Sass par 100 n far 70
r-ire lambs a. So Sc - Dressed mutton ar- At Saac
.srh~ ~ StrSS 70 psr carcass
SsIe:-D Har-lrs'a7 lo2 Rgn.lo lamb. s = av.e-ass
n az 50 =. - O. ll' n a s. ; slesP - - AZ s.
III Do s p ~ So I5. sheep. 12o y a. 8; d. 81 n
s JG-4 ( Co.: s.a,, sheep. - = a's.5o
R''-t2,s T,.e u cars o. 2 @ bad All o.
a. S'z8sr-e per - :or srt-ere weights
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
THE STATE OF TRADE

Buaalo. Ns-rh es-Flour steady; light demsn1 Wheat
No Northern old. carloads St--c. %
round lots sc: winter. No red - ssked; No
white. 77c asked track Buffalo corn strong aea
h,gha No yeoT. 81 &c: No d; 4Ie 10 g1rn- %
Is7c. sGsc. throuVh bne1. Oats strcns' y. :
white 81 &c: Ne DO Soiac: No mixed -sf2eEc' No
60 siaae9.c through billed. Rarey-Spof odered a.
$4,000 Rye No heli No track quoted a9c
Chicago March as-The leading raaged a. fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
Gailrcaos.
WESI SHORE RAILROAD.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Durin= repairs at West AID
between MOndnv. April 4. q a. VI. and SAT-
ur,iny April B. q A. W. AID street ferry boat,
Will arrive ANA depart from Penn. RR. sta
rion. West .:id
Trains Franklin station. New York.
ard min later foot West ted ST.. y r
A. M.t'Or interim points 20 Albany & Montreal
tlI 20 \. Nd Lake MOhonS Mlanswaska. atoga
CaJskiN Mountains.
sI.Oa 7 M.-ChIrago Express.
.225 p. M--Cort Ltd for Detroit. Chicago Louis
f3:45 p M--t2) FOR Hudson River Points Albany
rG:f5 7. M.-FOT Rochester Buffalo. Cleve K Chicazn
p. M.-For Rochester, Buffalo. Detroit Louis
.s:l5 r. M--For Syra-. ROch.. Mag. Falls Det.
-DaiIy. tDaiy, except sunday. Leaves BROOKLYN Ar
rSx l. 1913 A NJ a Gas p. Leaves Jersey
city p p r. sta No =. 1920 A. NJ. at 3:35 r NJ
Time tables principal hotels and Offices Baggage
from hotel residence By Wsstc0tts Express
c. T. LAMBERT. Genera! Passenger Agent y Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
~
s1-So t3oo ~ 100 s'40o. t&S0 500. -TeO ~ 30
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
5000 I'll so l. T1-OO al
ESQ = p n. st2 - rntr
Of5cNz, Liberty - Ferry S7Ith Ferry 113. IL
42i 945 1901. 1254 BrnadTay IL ath Ave- 10
% Tria- 81 West I52 East I23rh 273 West f25rS
81 245 Columbus Ave. New YORK: 4
Sutton -. Brooklyn. 9S Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
York Transfer c. calls for and ehekS baggaSs
nation
Sundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
LaCkawanna Railroad

Tickets at % Fifth Ave. ga Columbus Ave. lis ana
a, broadway. - PARK PL. ls3 W I25tA St ana ass
Fulton 81. Brooklyn
Westeott's Express company vtH call ara cheek
ba assags 10 deStination- fExcept Sunday sDaiIs
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES
4 siGr-lv r1sisr feeling rhrains IN market for
srlrts v.thoI- particular activity Roziu quiet
art -ar wag also y rHH sane tore vs. quote
Tar -Rsgulars -, Do oil hbls So -
SPIRITS TTZPENTINEs-3 36't d37--c
FD>isS-tc77-1-n god strained. 81 -. :
FL -. o. 81 =. Il ScIS1 * T. s1 ooCs, q g O5
NJ g iE0Sc 20 y. g 20 " O. s. 20 y ", 50 81.
STOCK On HAND
Ttoslr 80 so7 bbls
Spirits fT-nH-''"a 22lt bhls
-ar LUZ ncls
Charleston March ca-Turpea,re firm S5c sales loo
casks T-Sn f-Tn ard U0raa. se1
Savar1sh- Nar-r - S7i--= rIrre1-ir~ 7-r- 2+tsc
receipts. 26n tUj= Ti>. exports
unclaimed. receipts. l~t th- sales. 1oSf. eVrorrs T132
vi -t'r. March % SPIRITS turPsuti1e steady 81 p
13+c receints - casks E's'T-NothnE doing receipts
21 hb'~ trude tErf-rt0s 1E=f 81 = and = 10.
-e'nts 3 btIs Tar z-Aa1v 81 receipts hsls
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30

CENTRAL R. R. OF HEH JERSEY.
Anhracits Coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks ''ElzcJru- PneEmaiic'' signals
Stations New YORK Liberty south Ferry.
Trains leave Liberty
hvs minut-s earlier excspt - 7otsd)