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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

METAIS-spot tin advanced % 81 in London to-day 10
r1:O e sd while futures in the same market los
loV er a. market a shade hrmer.
closing 20 G3G 26 TSc- 90 PPE.R-Cop
per was London spot there declining f5i las
I'd AMI so - Cd. being loss ID. The
NE FOR Standard N 6eis6lis7sN for lake II COO 70
and casting LI-ADIead Is ID
lower in quotation being
l3s the local market remained steady and
i'm both markets. closing 45c London
fIa rather irregular the English markets,
the NeUYork iron market quiet nominal:
No foundry Northern. S23dS25; No foundry Northern.
s s5asssT sS a9 s GasaF' southern ana FOUNDRY
SFOI,AssEs AND sYRUPs-The Amer sorts az rnolasses
ready sale al fun pSleee and The general under
ruled STEADY and fairly active Quotations follow: New
I7a22e prime 2sa30e Orleans open kettle. Soa4oc
syrUps. common l2elae fair. laal7c; good 1890,
prime. q d25c; fancy, 24G2s"
OCEAN FREIeHTs-Fcs sail !onnsss in he oH shore
In the cosstWtse trades the demand
. oss.-sfs and rates strong buoyant
e the s9ss 70 Iversooi I'D: London ard Gas
tsuotaLieels- OK
Hull ana sFs,Oi az. NoSerber s cotton 10 LIVERPOOL
R,,sb stssmer 2s2 tors general cargo hence Aus
-nslis priVate terms November; British steamer iS4
,e-9,s Soyember: British 2139 tons. general
areo hence 20 south Africa. private terms November
s.itsS s.se TONG cotton. annsh
SisslS,Iyr a3s ID. November: Norwegian steamer. -
l- Ss-5fFsh bark S96 tons. machinery. hence
r,o and back private terms; bark 55I tons general
.eIt0 south AmhDy Fan River s5c; schooner
ons o-i philadelphia Boston. Soc: schooner Sl4
49, nefrleunl hsn-e Bombay nc. December:
Hs.rsiian sseamer- 1897 tons heEp tniplns Islands
70 Delaware Breass,isT, TO- S,a-s !. sessh 1friss
.,,vs,s ,,,as Saysness-oessssr HEtss sssszss Lsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
cAsH oroTATInNs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York. October 81 1862
CoFFEEThe oonee raariet thfs morning inHBeY,red
~ the low European cables opened steady prices
ne unchanged n points lower. The initial trading
rather active then the average but
dnin6lsf The session progressed.
footing bur q $50 hays. anal values showing
prices stf unchanged points lower. The primary
markets. were both unchanged and the 10
points. while substantially below that Of last
thought show only about such decrease
should naturally be expected
crop marketing only estimated furnish about
rHo-thir6s much coffee the previous year
Hsvrf iris morning : fran. lover and Hamburg
49, ps loWer Al the local decline however supporting
orders A prominent spot interest buying
snd bu leaders also iuurclasel But this demand
promptly supplied hs sales for the account Of
spot ard importing interests thar the fTner
tsnserc7 Induced the buying kept in check and
ne market ruled no more than
oue The SPOT market quiet ans quotations were
unchanged the basis ~ 5ssC for Rio No =.
me range contract prices in the local msrke; to-day
ans follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
81 a.n,rae, prices in the local market to-day

SPOT cotton closed Gull Win qnoss' - Co for mid
sii,r c,lf sales 800 bales soutneL si steady
nfed follows
,1obrred al Sc sales 5otse bales NOBLE es; ana
sST lie higher a. isl6c saies = 1sies' Nnineton
= sales. 500 baiee
s.sso2 uihs A. sic: Norfolk steady, i-l0c nsnsl'
Al lsc: sales Isl beles Baltnnofe y, g l6e:
steady. unchanged al
sscs 2ss bsies Galveston quiet loe t9"e' ssies
es' quiet unchanged az &C.
s F-stiuated receipts at Ne0-Orteaass 49,
"a Os0 TO 300 bales, agalnst t9-av 80
al Use and - s92 bales year age. ~ a3tb n III
bales, compared W.. 49,
80 tbe same day last week and l2sal bs!ss
a. Galveston. 1900 70 lAVsl oaies -
compared with lou-S naies
80 $50 ana IS 0s0 hales actual ior the coitesP'e
eey last year r,r.u to-ds- the
ueaL lor1nared the lo-aN u WIN $780,
- -. ~
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foreclosure Salts.
NEW YORK sUPRElfE COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
New York.-Charies n Russell George Mao
CuloCh Miller AuChncoss. surviving uis
~ created ny ana under the last VII
Of Charles H Russell deceased Piaintiffs
Rosa Franklin and others Defendants; In pur
Judgment 81 Foreclosure and sale duly MADE
aboveenttled action bearing GATE the
3st Of October 1902 the undersigned the Referee
said judgment named will sell at Public auction a.
the New York Real Estate Salesreonls, No Ill Broad
way, Manhattan. City Of NeN-Nork. on
24th OF November 1892 az u O'Clock noon On
day by Philip A Shnyth Auctoneer the premises
follows certain lot OF land. with the building
thereon erected the Borough Of Manhattan IN
The Cftv NJ in the state Of New York bounded
and described a. follows. Beginning at point on the
NortharIy hundred and forty hrst street DIS
fant three and sixtysiN 1850 teet Easry TON
%ortheastery ~ hundred FORTY
street and Broadway. Boulevard running thence
and mart Of the through party wall ninety nine t
fsr eleven an inches line 81 the block be
cen one hundred CTty-trst and one hunred ana
f1rtvseond Streets thence EastWardy along said centre
line sixteen 1i6i feet thence SouthWaTy paraHei WIN
dvvav or Boulevard, and for part oi the way
throuFb a partv ninetynine Gsa feet eleven tlll
inches 70 Northerly side OF one hufrei ahi
said Northery hundred and torynrt street
sixteen dSi feet the point or place or oeSl'hihs
mated New York October II isI2 -
JAMES = NcEFILII- ReteTse
STFTSON JENNINGS & RUSSELL Attorneys tor ram
fins IL Broad Street. Borough OF Mammalian Ne"
York. -. -.-.-.- .. ~, sot5 a.,
tseS ahoVe the street number being S2t West l+lst
S'fet' 141st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. s1.-Closng: Wheat-Spot steady: No
> Ted western winter. Cd No I Northern spring
IS 6lsd No california, IS I'D futures quiet December
IS 1Oi.d: March II 2sd. Corn-Spot quiet
sd; futures hrm; October nominal; January
as Is 7sd. Peas-Canadian quiet IS I'd
Flour-St Louis fancy quiet a Sc Hops
London tPacihc Coast IS iOsGf7 firm: extra
India ms Pork Arm; prime Western. 95s
Hsms-Short Ia 10 Is ~ arm At SIS Bacon quiet
10 hrm 26 81 10. 6S: short rib, 10
10 "a 65s. long middles light y to "A 70, 62s Cd
middles heavy Is 70 A. n, 62s, short clear
backs Ie 20 20 n Cd bellies. n.
Saoulders-Square. 10 N.
primo in SIS. American
SIS Butter nomuai Cheese strong; American finest
viii coored.
city hrrn Turpentine-Spirirs steady a 5ss
Rosin-Common auiet at Is Cd PetroleuuReaned quiet
at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

Boston Oct 81 Commercial Bulletin say
in Tomorrow report the wool Of the United
market active aud strong Large sales q
medium woods been made at slight advances
medium woods tending upward owing 70 the htsh
prices Quoted competing South American woods Pine
WooIs are strong but show - advance. The
whole market Is hrn hOwev1 and the predictions
for higher prices of the The receipts
pool In BostOa since 1872. have been ~
pounds 80 $50 pounds for the same
period in 1901 The Boston shipments % date are
Shipments ga pounds
.sy nAr..a 1901. aAa4 n Eca--z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL u. R-
Liberty street and south FeFFy--tins from south
Ferry dve minutes eariiert
EAsTDN, RETHLEHEA. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CEfJ MA" a. ~ taston only = 2 10 \ ~.
N m = y ,rsRsRRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo %. 10 a.
M SEQ p NJ SUNDAYS a =. a ~
LAX tsNyoOD. IONS RIVER AND BARNEGAI--
"a 90 > - A NJ LS0 g 80 Lakewood only, 40 ? n
A. ~ i.NTTES. CIrTy-4a 80 NJ -. - T.
XISFgSNp AND RRIDGETON-7z4e0 a N, flS0
LONG BRANCH, AsBtRY PARh. 0GEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND eEA>HORE
POINTs-z4W1 SO HID A NJ. &5& A8 $50.
$50 P NJ sundays, except Ocean Grove 800 y N
400 2. NJ ..- --.r,s--.-.r -. ~
PHIIADELPHIA tSEADING TERMINAL zs4 -.
~ M - M 20 ne 7I0UU t1L0O \ NJ. fl2uo. Slsss
al 81 20 o. 43 - 10 400 T60e tI3e. SSOe P NJ
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S425, $50 1885,
sII 81 A. NJ. '1GO, F'540. 'Seo. 100 fS@o T. II
sI2 Is Mdt. ,,,-,-,,, -.
READING. HARRISBJ re-. POffSNALLk AND
WFIINAMSPORT-r 400. "A p. = ~ 70 10 No To-
100 A NJ Reading ollyE sltt, ID t-t9 2 NJ
beading PottsvilIe and Harrisburg only. f5.ce T NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

rrTToNl-Co+ton vas somewhat less active man -
ana vg result fer tfe nay Nas 70 ia
,slucs on practically last nights level ue 49,
opening upHaTu fttii'i
ward The market started easy WIN III - oS+ - IA
-er 'Th- .ariy selling based for the most 4aIl
the cotton belt so Tar 'is ~
s,.-,.stare conditions concerned, tAo-el
-0re5 fhs- another forming IN ne tN5tI
which thought r1lgiI Neis po4o'
downward into the he ihiS
rov-e,e~ ,a1 aver-hadoued by report on olots5
Tt.for 10 conservative local authority when inolla
,ae,,lr ~ the recent weather. Following N
covering IN At-iIa.tt--
t-5iBsf ree, statement but the
annarentiy continued beaTtsh M u
r,arver uhrh 0peneG about eAi1ftifl, IS
s.-i-g no session and naturally ercoIase1 ~
SELF movement IN tilis hiaiisi
.,s-+rz larrrssing influence Tor time IA -
,-s5-r 49, tba ISSUANCE 10000 November -
II found however. that the pat
,,ara retain the COTTON anu
eerca tlerefor quite much IN LAY "
in fact, a cay u
ON one hand were the Deter
5srser T.capts the growing BELIEF thar tls
,trr,atc conditions and the beetisn
-. -ofoseonsl contingent while On the or -.-5reS
OF statistical posltioh -.
e,ro-fs and the concentrated long .ec,r,e
weekly stattatics oLo ,,,Jte
the close. anu
flltsb As expected The spot cotton f 91e HIGHER
go ereraIlv steady and ranged rom f.ai,,es3or
~ - 49, rhe decline being connneo 70 a. -
-t. - Teeeipts 81 lsi bales asats - ne,
g al b.lss TIE market closed quiet WIN for the
,-oi-5 htFhsr 10 ! point lower Estmstea sate7 ~
esy 10000 bales -, ...-,.. a sav
the range Of contract prices in the local mafAet
as Veeter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARkErs.
lIvERPooL COTTON MARkET

Liverpool Oct. 81. m1Cotton-sPot quiet prices
rciuts lower American midding fair 02d. good mid
ding 4.Iod mid1lng 464d, nominal low midding. 454d
GOOD ordinary i.i2; ordinary +5 me sales OF the day
y,ere OOO hal If speculation
sxnort ana included 3n0 receipts Np bales
closed barely steady; American middling. q e. No
seller November and December { 43i
seller December January. ++Id buyer. January
February buyer February March. 439d buyer
March and Apll SD buyer; April and MAY. 439d
buyer MAY and 4Sad buyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tor The Tribune
n received at their Uptown once
No lisa BROADWAY.
4efb and 9th until . o clock
.-.sss,raIrs vii be the following branch
81 ~ regular once until oeloSk p M VIZ :
9.lSeS . cor 22d-st-: I5S 6th-nve.s cor
-Sfbst: 93 East t4uh-st.; %. West Lust Ss
-. -b srJ sth AYES 263 West l25fh sti i'ss8>
.'saxe between 18th and TIN SITS: to-o Sd- ave,
80 81: ,IOS fst-ave.. near s9th-st loo th>t
l1sSr,hss. 756 Tremont-ave.i $50 81 ave. near
4iSt"sf 554 :sd-RVe.; 2lo Bteecker-st,, 90
lha.ecI-ar-.t BROOKLYN. y. N.-.iS Court-sft
2Is Smith-st.; 1.004 Gntc.-aNe. newark. " d.
-Ts,s Brond-st. Also az A d I. oHlees-
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NAVAL STORES.

The market FOR spirits turpentne frmer owing
favorable conditions primary points Rosin hrm
but unchanged. with quick demand Tar vas steady
and unchanged with obbers taking considerable stock
We quote:
sPGRITs TURPENTINE-on and machine bbls ssh
N5sc
TAR-Pfne bbls. 81 %: oil bbis. 81 40
q, R0sIN-Commoa 70 good grained ,SaSl 90 .d -
81 So f. S. NJ, So so; N So 90; " G. 81 %; w 81 so
STOCK ON HAND.
lar iOO JUS
Savannah Oct 3l.-Turpeutine 51iac bid receipts
$50 bbs; sales 63s Rosn firm receipts 223s bills sales
624 exports 971. Quoted: A. B. c, d. 81 81; 81 90:
F. 81 AS C, 81 IS: 81 IS. 81; X. 81 so NJ So y,
81 80: " G. So IS; W ". 81 -.
Charleston Oct 31.-Turpeutine firm, 49c; sales, 30
casks Rosn unchanged sales. 800 bhls-
Wilmington, Oct. 31.-Sprits turpentne firm. soc. re
ceips, 81 bbls firm 81 25a$ 80 receipts 26 bbls
Crude turpentine Arm 81 1898 receipts Is bills Tar
firm. 81 40; receipts So bbls.
London. Oct 31.-CIosing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SIS Sd
Rosn-American. strained. Is 3D. fine, Ss I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
Royal Billie LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHiNtil0N-7ss so
40 80 sIiSO \ NJ. aL0e. 200. 30. "S1O. 10
= NJ sf2 Is Ndt
zFrSul Liberty street only 'Daily TDaily except
sunday sSun1ay only +Parior 4aTs only g. ia TAM
tSf5cAs liberty - Ferry south Ferry House.
t1s 26l asa 1900 1884 Broadway ls2 5th Ave > Union
sTiaTe West I5s East i25th 273 West I2th St 24S
CS1TDbus Ave New York: Court st 3+4. $50 Fulton
- Ts-ootI-n. qs broadway. Williams burg New York
ra,sfer 20 and checks baggage to destination
W G. BESI1ER. e NJ btR
General MANAGE General Fsss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

Tho .n,roxin,ate amount the lien or charge 10 sSsy
-, - ,hCve described property is De solo y
Sts "a - with interest thereon from october = l
D-itb gosts and allowance amounting 10 $soa~
I'm interest from October 81 lH2 together Win w
eN1.eDses Of the The approximate al9i'. Ii =,
eNf--[s,ts ~ other liens which 20 ne allowed 70
re- purchaser Of the purchase money " F'' - ~
T3arsres IS S634 p and Interest -
mated New York october 81 leI5 WI, y r,ae,a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

SsstS1. 159 bales wear 80
So,.n EHehsnss special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
49, saes tso bales speculation export bales;
sIasTiGan 5000 bales receipts $3.50 bales; American
SForv odiess uiooling upland Z
otel unchanged. barely
-Hofelper SIS November December, ABS. De
l1sy, 44lb January February. i.40b
ary-MarcE. March-Apr Aprl-Aiay and May-June 4 }9b
Manchester yarns and cloths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Buralo. Oct sl.-FeuT firm Whea-Sprns unse vi
white 7Sc: No red. 76%c. Corn lower: NJ yellow,
e5isc: No s DO 65c No corn 64isc; NJ do % '5c.
oars 4uIi weak and lower. No white. 30 &c. No 5 10
SsS-c. No . mixed S2c. No 3 do 81 sc Barley Track
offerings. SUd5oc kye-Nc T. N stoIs 90 sSN1u a"a
freghts stronger
chicago Oct. s1-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
Steamboats,

A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions FOR ne Tribune
~ received az their Uptown once,
No 1854 BROADWAY.
Between seth and S7rh sts-. until O'Clock 3 m
Adveraissuents be received the following branch
ossces At regular once O'Clock D. m viz
254 sfh-axe.. e 23d-st-: 1853 6th-axe.. cor
1a.b ~. s2 East I4th-sf.s 20 West s.d--t..
tween 7th and AYES: 2t3 West l.5rh-
3a-a~e-. bstRssn I6th and 18th sts.; I.o:6 3d-a,e
near s1st-sts 1.5os 1st-aye near s0h-st: 151 East
l.5th-sf.; .5o Tremonf-ayr.s 600 Sd ave. rear
4fst-st: o54 3d-sye.s :fo BIeecker-st.. 3.J
Bleecker-st. Brooklsa. n Ns-.to Ceart-st.:
21S Smtth-sr.s 1sutA4 ssates-a~e- Newark. y. J..
-194 Broadcast. Also a. A j. 7 c-aeess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

January q $50 as pounds the 1S+l STS
TO-DAY is S6T pounds me stock on mana NONeA
Der ? 1901 81. l9s. 499 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND

BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
tNew York Central & Hudson River r R. Lessss1
Trains leave Grand Central station Fourth Avenue ard
42d Street. New York, follows.
- % A NJ. v12 co noon. ~AOO ?. NJ. "1I00 ?. n.
arrive Boston $50 P NJ. $50 ? NJ. 10oo P NJ e-lS
A.
Leave Boston - % A NJ fI2Oo noon. @4Oo P NJ
s1IO0 P IL: arrive New YORK 5 81 P. M $40 ?. M
1000 P NJ. STA 4 NJ
Tickets New ticket Ofces ais AMI l-s
Broadway ard Grand Central station
A n SMITH. GEORGE Fl PANELS.
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

QENNSYLvANlA
RAILROAD.
81 VI TnIoNS foot Of WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
cs srThe .esslng time frcm Dssbfosses and
mat given beiaw for ss r%eassshi 4sS street
'ss 81 o. except where otherNiss nf.ted o.
ears New YORK TO PittsOqrg sespus Car Pi''sSurs TO
s so = " FAST 9zPt!tssszg and Slsyslsnd
cars For S5Saso psinf sn9 9e sRG 52st I55
1-S5 p VI .yHE PENNSYLVANIA sPECIAL--:o-
PTawins room. Sleeping binins and Buhfst smoking
' fSr foso CJ 15S AND ST I9gIs S5.7
Indianapolis Chicago ST. Louis Dining Car
200 y; NJ ST LOUIS EXPREss-FOr Pittssurs On
SIS va w Va yS sRsPandssh Valley o RoGs For
5ss p: PAeiFIc ExPR PIES PittsOurg and
p NJ CIFT re lSHsap SN fSes SfiScISN4T1 E
WASHINGTON AND STs'' The I9' so 'rTITs.''
m lass Dni1T car1 10 esbrosses and Coftsndt
Din5T G g SGnEressional Linn r all FSTI9F ana
q n Gar p p IL 10 night suI % 10
ing carr G-2S :'consTessiohai Lin ali ParIor and
Dining carr Q Is p m. r. 10 night
SOUTHERN RAILWAT.-Ezpress. 3s5. AS p n. l2lO
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express go a m. s-2s
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY-'F Florida and Metro
poiitan Limited l2-55 p m daily Express. i@-lO
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAT--T.55 a m week
FOR Old FONT Sa 90 cosFoRT ss amy NoRFoLK-7S5
ATiSNTfc sFF SoG m 9ais AND ass p m
Sundays. TS Through Vestthuled Trains b1iet
Parlor cars and standard Coaches week DAYS For
Tor smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car ana standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY-I2S s. 2 m weekdays, -. -.,,-..s ,.-o-,
For points New York and Ions Branch Rsilroad iron
West TWENTY third Street station SIS a, m y 10
395. 40 and 49, ?. N. weekdays sundays 30 a.
m ass D. m. (From DesbTOsses and CoTtandt streetsl
400 a m 22O. $40 40 and 5. 10 p. weekdays.
SUNDAYS as a. m SIS u m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6 10 tDesbrosses and Cortiandt Streets. 62 20 o.
SIS . Dining carr. 9SS Penua- Lirntsd)
tDesbrosses Streets. I'm tLtnlne
carr. 10 IS Dining carr II IS a m. l@SS tLialns
streets 200, 255 p CDining Car ass. 42S. AZ
Dining Car, : IS Dining Carr. $50 Dining tar ID
SOS S5S. 2. q p m. u 10 night sundays SD -
coaches .. SIS 9 25 Dining car eSS lin
ited e.55 1885 Dining carr a Y - dining Carl
155 Dining Car. 325 Dining Carr ass. - lDinns
SIS p o m. 70 10 night -
Ticket Offices Nos AL 1884 III and Broadway, IS.
Fifth Avenue below 23d ST. 26S Fifth Avenue (core'
29th ST., Aston House, West IWenty-thiru stree
Streets Court Street Fulton Street IS Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station. BTooklyn; Station
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company VII
call for and check baggage from hotels ana residences
through destination
Telephone ei4 Eighteenth Street for PennsyvanIa Rail-
road Cab Service
J. b HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD
General Manager GenI Passenger Agent
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For the week ending october 81. 1892


Net receipts al all United States ports during
Net receipts all United states ports same week
last .......-....... 4Os go
Total receipts September -............
Total receipts
Exports for the week 2s3
Exports FOR week 426g9e
Total receipts September sac 649
Total receipts
Exports for the week go l02
Exports week 61l,447
Total exports L..
Total exports JD8,39S
Stock all ports ......-...--..
,.................. $4,000
Stock all interior towns Observation-Disclosures. .53
Stock al year.
The following are the total net receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

Fore coffee Cahie-f,I't Office rrsFref llet- 30 .
Rio sSfas FA.frange. l.. go receipts. l"tNN pass
Irffr5 ba-s. cleared for
81 hsp- 'Offee
,t 49, eoSs a.erage santos $3.50 receipts. $1,000
stock l.sY9.npp haas Hamburg 'iIt-- iiaIh'
opened a pfg loVtr- ~ go 2 IA Mss hFi "a ~
lower. sales. son rags. iaNre1hee maISet opened
quiet uucla1zfr. A. i ~ aeNlifed a iIeHs- ~ -
n steady and unchanged az @s5o 3 M uncnSrGl ''iai
- - "a Ia IL 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-01

Receipts breadstuns interior points in thousands
three cphers omitted -four hbls grain bush
foIlov
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-08

London. Jan 7.-AS the agent in
London who has been RENTING half
the pay of the crew of the steamer
Ban RICH. recently renamed the Liber-
tabor and now in the service of the
Venezuela revolutiOnists, to relatives
of the men has received orders from
the island of Martinique to stop pay
1nents. it is presumed here that the
British crew is no longer aboard the
steamer
A letter from member of the crew
says all the sailors wore gold laced uni
forms and We're highly paid They
were told when they shipped that they
were engaged for the West Indian fruit
trade, but when they reached Antwerp
they found the Ban Righ full of gun
powder shells and cartridges.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-08
A LETTER BY LONG.
Secretary Of the Navy Denies CharGes
Of DETERMINATIONS.

Washington. Jan. 7.--SecretAry Low"
has addressed to Senator Knute Nei-
son Of Minnesota long letter defend
ing the navy department against what
IL declared to he unfriendiy criticism
in connection VITA the distribution OF
prize money and bounty. The letter
is called forth by one from the sena-
tor asking for information on this
point for the use of western news
paper.
The secretary declares that the criti-
Cism that the department has discrim-
mated in favor of Admiral Sampson
and against Admiral Schley in the dis
tribution of prize money and bounty
Is unjust because the department has
no control over this matter, the money
being distributed from the treasury
and all questions of law and fact rela
tive to prize and bounty having been
determined by the courts.
The secretary calls attention to the
laws touching prizes and bounty as
they existed at the beginning of the
Spanish war and says that, though ad-
Nised by the attorney general that il
might make distribution, the navy
department preferred to place the mat
ter in the court of claims and so far
from displaying favoritism adopted the
most effective means in its power to
secure II just determination by courts
Of law of the rights of all concerned.
Touching the claim of Admiral Samp-
son for bounty at Santiago the secre-
tary says that the distribution was
made under Il decree of the court of
claims. which he cites and from which
no appeal was taken. He further
points that under the prize laws the
commander in chief of the feet is en-
titled to his "one-twentieth' of bounty
by virtue of his position as commander
in chief. whether he is personally pres
int during the engagement or not.