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New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

GiaIysston March 1S-Coton quiet: rdding sac: low
inl1alins 5-l6c; good ordinary. 7iec:
bales exports 20 Great Britain 1892 Continent
Wilmington March l3.-Cotton hrm middhng sssc; re
ceipts Ii9 bales stock aloe '
Mobile March I-Cotton quiet; mitdIins sac: low
middlinE sc; good ordinary 7c receipts 81 bales ex-
ports coastWlse. 300; sales 100: stock 20afi
Mesnlphs March 13-Cottoa quiet; mlddIing sssc; low
ni1dilng Isc. good ordinary lice net TeCeints ~
6aes 6 gross lsGs shipments. 2oio sales 75o stock
Augusta. March 13.-Cott7n quiet: niddIing s11-1sa
Se4c low middlius, 5 receipts a25 bales shipments
Cos sales. 323; stock 42017
low '9,2n Mach 1S-got,on easy; rddns, 1l-lsc:
oaIss: shipments iSi; sales. 200; stock 81 25S
r,;Gfiirg' is lSCe9n quiet; mddins. sasc; low
baes exports eoastwise 40f: sales IS stock 81 Sa2
saNailAah March l3C'otton quiet middlirg
niddling. 77c receipts 2i4S bales exports coastwss
2'2. sales. $50: stock. 100 .562
81 LOUIS. March l3-Coton dull: middIing s 1l-isc;
eW ini1dhng 1-l6c; good ordinary. 7-l6c: net re-
73. 40. ' ''' 9'''N'"e'''S' i''f'' STOCK
New-oreans. March I3-Cotton quiet; rniddIiDp ss.c.
oW tniddnS 'sc good otdinary 7l.c receipts ;i
bales S56+; exports the Continent I0,. SsT
wise. sso: sales. 1000 stock 3I2.5O3
Charleston. March I3.-Cotton quier: rnfIi,nz zen
s'sc' receipts l,Os3 bales; stock IL S06 .
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
CHnt1.T,gAE

The Exchange directors at meeting held v..tart,,
cta sarss aa' show 10 at 2 me 9, %suY5 e 9s
Of milk So cans Of cream .sS ''1'FS '"' cans
- -AGIvEReeelpts to-day included cars
o @ BY car 1 T fFssg tt ant few
6, S.6 AZ ssady Proes and market considered gcod
and geese sell readily At firm prices Live pigeons rather
quote: Fowls per h. iosc chickens 16e r6osIers 7e
tqTkeys lle ducks aysTass e Western oaoos
DREssEp-RecePts Of fresh killed poultry continue rnol
condition on arrival while some lots are coming ou[ csS
ing sections Of the and southwes Fowl, spa in
sS oM PP aad ed hF 10 Ted it m @ 9 m 5o
fancy scaldd bring 10 Cap2rs less plenty and shade
undesabls size ana average grades dull irrseular
in frozen poultry yet We quote: Fresh packed
Tqrkeys Western hens average best 1oglo'sc; Old
SToi5srs wi99fF s2 padsF = PAR ao@55e
se do Pennsylvania large iai2c do fair m a9od 9
ioc fowls and rennsyvania good to Prime 10
sesea G Ca do heay aT %ed % do fa99y S, oc .
2G oe q G n enSS , capGns % nhadephe large
l2 DO Wes5eTn al lare s. l2Sl2s 49, DO wxed weights I
l3c; do fair 70 good Sa1c geese Western prime "a
& DO Got Sc e n A d. s2asa IS Do DARK RS ST % ghs roEss ss
-Turkey: Young hens 10 l. ie9l2c: mixed young
do No 2 Taec broIers, dry picked fancy I6a1se; DO
sesiesd chickens ems fanSy: @ soft soft msated i2e DO
slsaI0a; @q plain saoe ducks fancy isaiiS; geese
F. a.,y w lots @ sStS St s9ussTa 3 fresh arriving
ducks arriving generally thin and poor and only
saabe at low and irregular Rabbits in light sup
Ply, but very few wanted We quote: English snpe and
goden noyer per dozen So grass pleyer 81 Soa$1 49,
dueks eanyas 10 average TO pair 50 5o9$3 do light
s2 lght weight 75eSi p; wild ducks mallard. 75ea$f
pair, 25G35c. ~ -
POTATOES AND vEGErAr LEs--Domestic potatoe.
selling slowly ana market continues az former low
prices. sweet potatoes dull Domestic onions
steady except white. which rule weak. Havana held
steady Florida vegetables fair supply and meeting
good outlet when showing attractive quality. Charleston
lettuce mostly poor Norfolk kae and spinach largely
OF condition and prices low and irregular
higher, California cauhowers in liberal supply and
barely steady NewOreans vegetables in light supply
Other vegetables range about quoted We quote: Po-
tatoes. Bermuda. per bbl s3gS5 do Havana fair 70
prime, S3Q$i DO State and Western. per 10 25n
- g. STATE 81 4osi 80; sweets. Jersey. per
bb 81 JoIs2 20 basket 75cGsI;
and Florida. huEches. stms6; Orleans.
per 100 punches, s3aS4: Bermuda per crate. 75cl
81 p. Florida. JcQsi
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. March Is. 10
New-Tork. March -. 1901.

\, 70,
rarFFF-NeakneSs in the coffee market to-day
=, C1strrsl outcome a combination Of overwhelming
-b as influences arising chiefly great receipts
D-szI The port movement showed a total 900
and The interior towns receipts aggregated 81 100
esc Folovying these sdV-ces HaVrs early declined
- f-,ncs and later Ia francs while Hamburg
5Hnas martial J.. pigs. on the opening here prices
s,ss Is u5ints with the tone officially described
80 FIRST sales we've 90 bags Subsequently values
- inclined q case of still a small trade
- az af speculative interest. AT the market
- ana l562e points lower. sales that time
srirg Il 500 bags Afternoon trading active
e. general qC1stion and bear selling the close
-Ti,e total 36 90 bags. Closing figures were 2o
--s rrd4r Yesterdays final figures with the market
tlV ssads AZ decline. Other influences affecting
rrert locally Were decline ~ 10 reF N lo eose
sss.,e al I'D in exchange rate and 200 res de
s an Santos The warehouse movement in the United
ss,a- vss more liberal than expected 20279 bags
-. s,ree market Brazilian spot supplies was weak
"a transactions limited 70 meagre proportions No
,rss ou5ted a. - and No 7ssc. invoice lots
T rane Of prices in the -ocal market to-day
Vas as follows x..-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 1a.-Closlng--wheat-spot firm: No
Western winter 5s 11hd. No 1 Northern spring 6s
2;d; No cal,toraia Gs 2'4d: futures auie: MAY, s.
new IS 1od American mixed old ss II ed futures quiet
Canadian quiet IS 6Ad Beef easy extra India mess.
61s Sd. Pork steady; prime mess Western 63s Hams
Short cut "a 10 f6 10 ass ad IRrd-American
nued in pals strong sos Cd prime Western in sress
steady. Bacon Arm; Cumberland cut. 20 10 30 N.
10 % ro AIS Cd; long clear middes
light ~ AS; long clear uldss heavy IS - 40
n short I6 20 N. ass Sd:
bellies Is 10 IG 10 4is od should-rs-square.
NJ firm s5s 3D. dull: finest United States. 90s.
good. COS Cheese dull; American finest white. ass;
American finest coored 49s Tsllow-Prlme city easy.
2Ss Australian in London duh 26s Cd Cottonseed oil
refined spot firm. 20s Turpentine-Sptrits quiet,
27s ca Rosin-Common steady, Is 6lec. Petroleum
Refined quiet 72sd oil steady. 23- 81. Flour
Louis fancy winter steady. S. Cd Hops AZ London
California. "a. Oregon, IS lsfit4 lIs.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

Bermuda per 75cas do Florida and Charleston,
ger 100 lunches S2gSs CELERY FloTida per case SIC
Florida, per bbl crate, 81 50d$e .; do State,
per Ton SltaS1s: eauihowers. California, per
chic2ry Neworleans per bbl s4GsG: eggpsnt Florida
Gs+ kaie Nqrfolll PEI b6l 25egsI kohlraoi Nsw-or-
y 5LSS 90 do Florida crate 81 5o4E2 DO Charles
Ton ana North Carolina per bush basket 79cgS1; onions
bermuda crate. S2 5oS3; do Havana SO 15; do Con-
rs.tc1t az age Eastern white Per bb s4GS4 50 do vel
low Sd oU1s4 do red SSG$3 so: do State and Western
M %n[s Per douhe-held hb 81 HQs3; do ye2w $50 IS %
90 rec %; okra havana per carrier, S1MS2 DO Florida
S24$S peas. Florida per basket or crate 81 50aS3; DO
Satorna per boz s2gs3; peppers Florida per carrier.
Sot%<i parsley, New-Orieans 100 punches. 81 J0g
81 30 do Bermuda. rer crate s1aSl so romaine New
per DBL S4QSj 90 Bermuda crate, S1etS1 90
a. Forda per half bhl basket 81 25G$2 25 string beans
I2Taa per crate S2a$4 spinach. Norfolk per bel 5oe
~ tuFnps canada Russia Dbl c0caSl; tomatoes,
tlorlaa, per carrier, S19S2 so
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
ROYAL HITE TRANS
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York. foot OF Chamber. ss.
as follows. and minutes earlier from W I'D ST:
300 a. Daly--Soid train for Buffalo II.
Binghamton, WaveFly Elnira ard Bradford. Coaches.
parcr and cats dining Buffalo.
.s..so p Daiiy-ChicaGo Liuaitei-Fast Nail-Scid
Chicago. arriving 60 , Cleveland . 20 a.
Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
1:so m patly.-Buralo and Cleveland Express-sr-.
Buffalo T0S. Bradford T2O Jamestown 90 Young.
town 1877 n m Cleveland 1890 Sleepers But-
falo and Cleveland Cafe
S.1V Daily.-Solti train for Birshartou wave--
~ Elnra Chicago SIeepers to Buffalo. Chicago Cir
FINcKIETS local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
AtCONNODAT1O\S az Ill llS. 26f. aOI ana aSI
Broedway l3' East dSS'h s. and 2I3 West 125ta s.
Chambers and West 23d 81 ferries, Nev-Yor:
SEt Fulton ST, aS Broadway. EFceklyn. I2o
HoooEen and JERSEY CITY Station. Nsw-Yerk Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston March 12.--"The American Wool and COTTON
Reporter Will Of the wool morrow: There
is 'steadter tone 10 the market. on the whole
more cheerful feeling Is apparent been mani
tested Tor some time \ large volume Of business has
been transacted and u has been done without making
any further concessions prices The pressure to sell
wool is decidedly less marked than and some
holders have refused 70 let woods a ~
only lee between their views and those intending
buyers. Reports manufacturers 10
which they are doing indicate that orders light weights
have been surprisingly large.
have been slow. In fancy wooens however n salts
factory business is said be progress The sales
week in Boston amounted 49l3 domestic
and I3luo0o ID foreign making a total OF 6.223. coo.
against total Of 2a500 for nrevious week and
total Of 100000 fo- the corresponding week last year
sales January amoun, 10 against
81 40S coo n for the corresponding time last
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

eOTDON-Early events on the Cotton Exchange
line preconceiyed IDEAS Of the bear faction and
everything seemed toward the realization of sc
1ey cotton. But iate- deVeoprneats were not the
scheduls the shorts, fact the bear element.
whole a loss Just which way
during the afternoon but finally compelled 10
beat less hasty The result II this
nnsnse the character bus advance Of il
me market n tone and ] 70 points lower
Under selling all and
toth The cables had proved disappointing LV
rool responding steadiness Cf last night,
ing support Following call decline in
creased matter OF II points with the market
shoElng symptom ~ further selling the
much talked Of 81. The issuance q numbe- Of
March notices estimated for larger receipts leading
points South Southern mills
pnninE q the market general Liverpool continued
me down path Until close ard furnished
nus selling orders 70 here But after
oday runors circulated 10 the effect that Ellison
and that expectation spnners abroad
we're nsgln" higher for large Of
tan The fact that important orders for spot
cotton ha1 been executed in N-1Orieans in the early
afternoon by reuresenrstves Of Manchester and conti
mental suinne-s. color the Ellison Shorts
~ few athul bulls quick their opportunity
- .eoNee their advantage with vim thar carried
CONVICTION 2ith i. Wall Street appeared buyer Of
llclns, interests bought July ana august
sreh 10 December delivery. On the upfurn reports had
y thst labor scarcity causing alarm among Texas
kentes while lack sufficient rainfall throughout the
s9athEest causing Ensasiness farm circles Sener
s Near ne close profit taxing caused partial re
s.h ron top At the close the market was quiet and
eay RfiS prices points higoer points lower.
ne range OF contract prices in the local market today
vas rs folCTss
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET

London 13.-The offerings at the wool auction
sales to-day numbered 1886 bales much better feel
spirited Rest secured
firm and sold freely
unchanged prices. There improved demand for
the buyers secured good lines ot secured
taken lreely fine grades selling
at full rates Inferior crossbreds irregular. A
smaller supply Cape OF Good Hope and Natal was
offered and so,d fairly we'll but there with
dTawals. bids wers .@lsd below sellers views Fol
lowing New South Wales. 2.4o0 bales:
S4daIs alsd greasy. 4I9isd Queensland. 1900
bales; secured. 7lad6Is SD greasy 59sd Vetoria,
Australia Geo bales: seoured 5dls "a tsaSld
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

fas rBss - fs foTs E59es as 40 Ss,G
common barley, gSSc: fair to choice mating iSaS6c
timothy seed 81 40 Glover grade $40
2 pork per Dbl S5 s9qsio 90 Lard; per 100 r 81 7oa
SnoIders tboXedl GSsq6'se Short clear sides 6oxed>
% .Oe' 80 Whiskey, basis OF high wines 81 81
the butter market was duI creameries iS3Ic dsiriss
- Cheese steady. 1o'+Q11z.c. Eggs fresh
Cincinnati March 1S.-FIour dull Wheat quiet: No .
rSd asa 'Sc Corn steady: No mixed 412c oats frm:
Bulk meats firm. higher 81 65is Bacon irm higher,
of 81 % Sugar firm ''''-'u s''1S' 9V'i'e on oasis
Duluth. Duluth. March 13,Wheat No / hard 751.c: No l
July, 767sc. Corn. 3sc. Oats 35lsGs25afc Wv
milwaukee,, March 13-Wheat steady; No 1 Northern
.Sq '2,ec No Northern. 7llad7Sc. Rye quiet; No /.
&C Barley dull; No :. sc; sample. 40G5l l2c.
Minneapolis March i3-Wheat-Cash T4i.c: NAV
TortSer1 tfEa'' Sc on track No hard I6'te; No
CLEARS s. 9oasS: second ST eo6s2 Bran in bulk
Philadelphia March 1s-wheat firm: contract grade
March 1I4I12c. Corn firm. l2c higher: March 44isT
4'c oats steady No white cpped 33c Eltter frr1
fancy Western creamery and prints. 22c; do nearby
prints. &c. Eggs steady fresh nearby and Western
changed; New-York full creams fancy small 12l.c:
nsG sig,r suH & creams fair TO choice 1oq12c.
2o bush oats 2S, bush G1 Hnsn SeGa
lo'ooo nush corn 2s,ooo bush; oats, 9,000 bush.
st Louis. March 1S.-Wheat-No 2 red cash 72Sc;
May, SS9I3s4c; July. 722 a7eiec; No hard 7ia71Isc
SornLNo cash. 3S12S; May. 39a4c; July, Oats-No
$sse. cash -S'' May 2'Ae july a'o' No white 2s2a
e ToedS To-. March l3whest active and higher: cash.
Rye 52sc Coverseed isSS prime 81 60 cash % and
Marcn' ~ 'o' october, 81 60. OIL unchanged
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET

Liverpool. March IT. p. m-Cottou- -Snot-C-oc5 b,si
ness Prices l2d lower; American iddling fair 5lsd:
sou nladlus . S33d middling 15-16d; low mIJIlina,
~. s0a & oTHr5y; az M sd Ordinary 4d The 81
speculation and export, and II 800 American
Receipts 15~o bales including American Futures
opened Guet ana closed steady. American 7
MarSh a-64a4 5-6id BUYERS; March and April 81 o.
u '-o+i seIlers April ana May. 81 64d buyers
anI June o--tid value June and July, 51id buyers;
JuS ana august 80 Gid value, August September
- Oh buyers; September, e4d buyers. October
L, - 6+ai % SAD nominal: October ana November
lG-5iI ~ ~'''S0-'
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

q. cclton closed quiet with quotations unchanged
s pass II sac fo- mi5sling upland ard &c mid
-s-s G-I saes, l25 bales. Southern spot markets
as follows: New-OTeaas quiet and easy
ssv.,rsssa - SIC; Mobile quiet unchanged at SAC
,--.eh quiet isc lower. SIC: Charleston quiet
a. sSssa az 5-lGGS1se; Wilmington Arm unchanged
se-sSI' ortolk quiet. unchanged sssc; Baltimore
ed - &C lower. AZ sac. Augusta quiet unchanged
Essi5s.s -: 81 Louis dull, Lice lower 1I-l6c
receipts to-raorroW Nev-OFieans 600
ssy bales. against 6059 bales last week ana sel
go 50 year a. Houston 430O bzlss COM
age 'S NN'SS issi week aae ADsO bales year
rzes . a. q tae port. ana interior points to-day COM
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE sTATE OF NV

L w
John y Greene Samuel greene Bessie G Thor5pson
Rarn~t S Plank Clarence A. Plank, Arthur p White.
Fore.t Theodore DeF5rest. Rev. Joseph DsFarest
Charles peFo-est Jane DeForest Kridler. Newton De
Forest E5sr H Moqit9n Ed nund MOglton, Arthur J.
Winter. Cornslia Steeb Bessie H. Winter Whit
ins lly D Elton Grace & HagadoTn CSra Pierce AIariq
Wiiiiaa e Greene. Mary J. Greene sarah l. wsfora
Miller Ira z Palmer George " Greene Hae Greene
Martin & Greene Alta E X greene Sarah % TutrIe'
Dubois Northrop. Charles 2. Doanely. Frank w
bG9ney ana m EaW9 rsshe - ~ -Lyns brother OF The
ascertane5 ana if he is dead 10 his Widow ana i.gsI
and residences respectively said widow
legal representatives heirsatlaw kin being
sonabe diIigence next OF kin OF Jean
nette B. Greene, deceased. send Greeting: Whereas.
York has lately applied the surrosate's Court Of
our County OF New York, have certain instrument
thereto bearing September nth 1899 relating 10
both real and personal property duly proved
County OF New York. deceased Therefore each
you appear before Surrogate Of our
York on day April one thousand nine hundred
at half past ten o'clock in the
viii Testament. And such OF YOU as are hereby
cital under the OF years are re-
appointed in the event of your neglect failure
In testimony whereof, We Seal Of the
IL 81 be hereurto affixed. Witness fI5n
Frank T FItzgerald a Surrogate Of said
ruary OF Lord thousand hundred
one. J. FAIRFAX MeLACGHLIN. Clerk OF the Sur
6SSoRN & BLooDGoop. Attorneys for Petitioner.
Catskin n. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
q me ports and interior points to-day. COM
lAe same Gay !ast week and last year;

I, Son Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
-, tavor; sales y 000 bales; speculation ex-
Avo American, u 0Go receipts 600; American
$500 fneding upland l5tsd. Futures opened barely
rs.ss 5syers point advance; closed steady.
srs.gea 10 Z higher: March. 452lAh: prl.
$50 Aprll-Aay. z-52b GayJune. s52y: June-July,
So. So Jaly August. 450v; August-septenber. s2b:
s,noer-cctober. September, J s.s2b; October.
e 23 October November s.isv: Novsrnher-
.esfneeF. aisv Manchester yarns, very little doiag
~gis' some business e; Tow prices.
rafsssSSJgR AND AEAL-A somswhst steaaier
fsr " the -four market yesterday. without any mpoT
.teesse - tie volume of business. c0nsiEers bie
v,-t was hsD- Srring ustens quoted ssGSs 30;
So, strsghts. SO 1898 so: winter patents So 6oaS4
ss.ns Clears. SSdS3 10 winter So 70aS2 IS
So SO 80 winter 81 50aS2 CO. grade GJfsi0 so
III ~, sne . arrive: buckvheat -four. 50 l0qs2
CO. fl<oCRfluiet quoted: Fair good 81 10;
ouo.as q fancy. 81 20dS3 so ...coRNAEAr.-Ftrm
Epss.e Ain dried. 50 35qs2 90. brand =. BAG
ss5sifrrn. qaotes Fine white yellow 81: coarse
siassso. ESED-eiIiet: quoted: Spring bran SPOT
f FscEs 20 arrive. 200 ~ sisasl9 50 spring bran
es4la; coarse winter bran bo1S22 city bran
III oe D. cornnneai S2S; cake s27 IS. corn
11s' 'is; horniny chop. sil SO; oilEaeal. SIS.
al ~ ,,sA-MhEATA q bul!ishnsss swept over
cio. ~ gram markets yesterday. leaving prices at The
cisil siaefsly higher than previous night espe-
va, - sAe case 81 wheat, where advance nc
gens 49, speculative energies IN all % these depart
~hscf s.t aroused - Improvement
ts,ned lts greatest force in the asi OF
srs.. slti9pgh operations hafcly enough
et general attention from ouisIse interests While
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
new YORK CENTRAL,
H4RJCT DIyJSTON,

9l2 a. NJ and 3.35 p. NJ Daily, except Sunday. %
fitJsfed; sundays only 9.2O A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 1l5 26i AS and 1216 Broadway. >
Jni2a SQ. W go Columbus Ave. -S$ WesS lz9Jh SL;
10th 81 and lSSth 81 Stations, New York; SSs and
Fulton s. and lot Broadway. e d BrooAlyn 49,, 80,
Teepnone 600 3str Street for New York Central ca ~
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
WeStcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE H DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
Railroads.
Iackawanna Railroad
a pvnRTIsEMENTs and subscrlptiOns for vac rrihun

A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trbuns
~ received their Uptown Office No, i24e Broadway
% door Of Slstst until o'clock advertise
until O'Clock .. viz; 25f Sth-ave s E
2sd st I52 6th-e,e 1eth-st; Mays 6th-ave
list li2 Colunlbus-ave,. West Goth log
West 42d-st 6th-ave oe East Isth-st: 25T West
s2d-st 7h and stn i53 East a7thst
sd- baween 18th and nth lo3s 3d-ave near
elsst.: 1fos Isave, seth-st-; T56 Tremont-ave
$50 Sd-ave slst-st 55a ave. 2Io Bl-ecker-st
S25 Bleecker-sI
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March 1s-F1our-Better demand steady.
Vheat-Sp-lng dull No Northern old spot S4Isc asked.
90 mixed Sic ssked Winter-No spot offerings; Kansas
No hard c =, tbisc Corn strong No yellow, i4a.c
No d. 4t4c; No corn. 44d4f4c; No s do. 4Ss.e,
or @ r. p.'t gats q1et No : white sis; No do
billed Barley. l5leGs1c. Rye-Good demand: offer
iHss. No :. on track 5Siac: No IN store.
Chicago. March 1S-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
NAVAL STORES.

There were no new developments OF starting naturs
far between and prices unchanged with the final
tone Sea1y Rosn ruled quiet and tar steady We quote
IAI3-Reguars, Sc; DO oil bbls So as.
SPIRITS TURFENTINic-S y E34rC.
s. 90; 6 s. -; H. 81 soG$I So s. aoGS1 o. 4 50 o.
STOCK on HAND.
s,pHltS ttFpentne oo!s
lar 80 bn4-
Charleston. March lS.-Rosin frm sales 2oo bills c
and \. 81 05; e 81 10; r 90 81 rs II, 81 S5; T.
81 5o x, 81 20; NJ, 81 so; n, 81 IS; G. 81 90; w
Savannah March 17-spirits turpenne steady at SIC:
receipts 267 bbs; exports 40. sc up
1896.
w lmngton March 13Spirits turpentine firm at 35l29
S6c receipts q casks Rosin Receipts, 15 h5ls Crude
urpentne steady 81 30 So 80 receipts bbls Tar
firm al 81 %; receipts So bbls.
London March 8--Turpentine-spirits, 27s Sd
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

West Australia 25oo bales HID greasy. SAC
sl2d. Tasmania, 100 bales 5isTsad greasy
G496i.d. New-zealand 3,OoO bales; greasy 3A9si9d
Cape Of Good Hope ana Natal 7c0 bales; sreasy sg6ad
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14
NSYLVANIA
III

IA IH1oAD.
STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTT-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
S5The leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
Cars New York Ptrsburs Sleeping Car Fittsh1rs to
o.25 4. VI. FAST LINE -Pltts51rz and Cleveland
o.51 a. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LINIrED-Pullman Com
sSR cSResso eca5e cs7s 55 T6lsd5 1 cnoinaa
1.s VI iSsi5s cicse6 sNb F'9T ST LOUIS ExpREssgr
tss6 St Stle foai pgag Tya Eaeinna GgT
o-sS r. w. ST LOUIS EMPRESS For PittsSurs'
5.55 r ". WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago For
Ts a' H. pSerc seiTrTGey 1Ra2 P,t.eur
RoTteE F0r h9oxVe & dally VIA Shsn9n13an s1dsT
s'f PSrI r " GIEyEIlZD ANp cINGISXA ATT EN
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
% $50 1910 (Desbrosses and Cor5landt streets
l:@ Dining car, 10 (6esbrosses and cGrtlands
Dining caTsl $25 425 cDirins carr is5 Dining Car,
SAP Z s. 1885 (6saias carr ssS co9greSs0nai ;5oi
Csr1 * ,I 6STLor ana pnlns Cars} ~; 's
soGTifERS RRiLw2 i Florida @ Limited mi u 40 p
NORFOLK aNb WESTERN 1 Rs RA1IWA4@For Memphis
esSs:ess soasr and corand s2ss M Ree
cHEsAPEaKE s OHIO RA1LwAY.Es55 a. m. and ass
sEABoARp AIR IINE-.Florida and Metropolitan Lin
o roiST c6for 3 f51 b53Fs 55a r. 81 Pisnf a3
Atlantic ATIstiys GITyg ana s3S m daily and vee,v.
Inrough Eestibuled Trains. Buffet Parlor Cars and
APE MAY.-l2 55 .. waek-days.
points on NeW-1Ork and Long Branch Railroad Csror,
Vest Iwenty-thTd Street StatOu). : % a - 40.
80. and 453 p Sundays. o. y a ass D m.
from Desbrosse< Cortland Streets. 600 a. m
LOO $40 and $40 p Sundays. 9-45 a. m. SIS
m.
FOR PHiIADELPHIA.
61o tpeshrosses and Cortandt Streets. 620l 755.
SO. sS5 925 t9S5 Psnna. Limited 1910 CDesbrosses
and CoFrendt Streets 1o2o) Dining 1888 Dining
Sar, 113S a m 80, II 80 Dining Carr. , 10 Dss-
brosses and Cortautt Streets. 2. 4S5-
4S dining Carr, +55 Dining Carr Dining
80, So. 500 90 D u 10 night. Sundays Ia.
1aJ tho coachesl. SeS SIS. S25. 955 0lnited) e55.
1o@5 Dining Carr a. IA. 1855, 1855 Dining Carr 15S
tDiGins Car. %. S5S % Dining Carr 455 Dining
Carl 1o5 Dining Carr 75J. SIS. s55. 925 p L. 10
Ticket ohices: Nos 4s1 945, 196. 1854
way Astor House; West Station:
and stations foot Of Deshrosses and Corands Streets:
Court Street $50 Fulton Street 9S Broadway
Pennsyvania Annex Station. Brooklyn Station Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company
and check baggage from hotels residences
% destination.
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street, Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J r. WOOD
General Manager. General Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-14

Exports for the week: t. Havana or baIaa. psr
muda l72; Hayti. 81; Port Spain Pc. Kj--sc, 4,
M 5aftadoes 10 LIVERPOOL III; London I72 total si3,
MILK AND CRFAM-The daily averse. r.csi-.- -.
MIX ana cream ~ the various railroad d'N.h VI
IN ana near the city for the endng Marrbs ] as