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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-29


The proportion Of this number who
come regularly every day is very great,
as any one can see who watches the
ferry lines and the Grand Central sta
tion In the morning and evening hours;
very likely 100000 will be found to be
moderate estimate Of the number Of
people who. for commercial purposes,
are citizens of New York, though legal
ly residents beyond it's limits. No one
is likely to doubt that the population
on an average business day, could every
soul within its limits be counted, is
3,200, 900.
The figures are so stupendous that
one can scarcely realize the number,
but IL the people were to form in line,
grasping hands, and allowing comfort
able shoulder room, they would extend
Just 1000 miles across the country. They
would form n double rank in marching
order. from the Grand Central station
along the New York Central railroad
clear to Buffalo.
OF the cosmopolitan character of the
population little need be said: but be-
cause one hears occasionally ill-natured
remarks about some Of the foreign"
characteristics of the metropolis, II is
perhaps worth while recalling the fact
that,if from this population all for
: eigners were eliminated, there would
still remain enough American citizens
to outnumber any other American ur-
ban population withits foreigners count
ed In. Moreover, 1t was not in the
metropolis that the Anarchists dyna-
mited the police. nor here that the cit
izens lynched the members Of the Malta,
AS TO BUSINESS.
Turning the population to business
one will find the most striking feature
in the extraordinary capacity for com.
mercial transactions. The capacity Of
the harbor has been often mentioned in
print. but perhaps not q few readers
are. unaware Of the real extent Of
wharfage to be found here. For the
sake a compArisonit n should be said that
Rhi1e old Rev York was already the
p6N with the greatest length Of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-29
OTHER POINTS.

No traveller in the metropolis should
fail to examine the farms. One reads
of the products of the farms of the irri-
gated west; reads with pleasure, too:
but the farmers Of southern California
and of Arizona and Of Idaho ought to
see the farms of the metropolis IL they
wish to learn how to get the greatest
product from the smallest area of land,
California may excel us in the matter
OF oranges and grapes. Arizona In the
matter Of prunes, and Idaho in wheat.
oats. and alfalfa, but when II comes to
garden truck, one must search far and
wide to find any one who can begin
hoeing earlier or gather a crop later
and get more money for the crop when
1t Is In market than the farmer living
In Greater New York. And lest this
seem to be vain glorious let the fact be
cited that these farmers have land
worth $1,000 an acre. but are neverthe.
less able to pay taxes, earn interest, live
well, and lend money on western mort
cages all out Of their garden truck.
More interesting still Is the farm land
under water. Here the farmers plant
oysters bought In Connecticut and
brought to their farms in tiny sloops
and schooners One hundred dollars an
acre Is u fair annual yield of these un-
der-water farms, and the owners do not
have to work too hard to get 1t. either.
From the year 1913 to the year 1895
is a far cry. The site of the Greater
New York was In 1913 first settled by
the thrifty Dutch. 1t was a wilderness
that echoed only to the howl Of the wild
beast and the shout Of the aborigiiles,
bus, as Henry Hudson said, 1t was "the
handsomest and most pleasant country
that man can behold" In the 2S3 years
that have passed, the quaint little
homes that the Dutch erected with
brick and tiles brough from the old
country have been replaced with struc-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-29

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-29
THE WATER SUPPLY.

And then there are the sytems by
which this vast urban population Is
supplied with potable water. The huge
tunnel which was needed to bring the
Cyoton water to the city Is one of the
engineering wonders of the world,
while the curious system Of driven
wells by which Brooklyn has hitherto
drawn at least one-third Of her water
supply from the earth Is at least
novelty, and remarkable one at that.
That a city could be supplied by driv-
ameter into the earth at intervals Of q
few feet and connecting them with
pumps is not infrequently supposed to
be an impossibility by the uniformed
when the matter Is mentioned. One of
the improvements in administration
which is certain to be effected by the
consolidation is putting an end to the
waste of water in Brooklyn. The sup
ply runs up to eighty gallons for each
head Of population there. but because
Of waste there are often complaints Of
a famine.
The report of the factory inspectors
for 1894 contains most interesting
table for the citizen of the Greater New
York. In that year the inspectors WIS.,
tied 1,547 separate factories on Long
Island and Staten Island, of which
practically all were within the Greater
New York. In these were employed
59,790 hands. In old New York the
number Of factories visited was 1884
and the number Of hands 171,943. This
was not the total number Of factories
by any means, but It gives an inkling
Of the number II not the variety Of in
dastrtss that flourish In the metropolis
While on the subject Of industries II
may he worth while To recall the fart
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-29
AFaiI.

The sun shone Warmly.
"Oh. I'll take a fall out OF YOU" he ex-
claimed, addressing the months OF OctO.
bsr. November and the FIRST few days of
December. Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-29

The Nickel Plate Road runs along
the shore Of Lake Erie and through
Erie, Cleveland, Fostorla and Fort
wayne -
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22

ard .a s,s. ss: ~ S;. ss.: s riSHh
vine s25 sasamors 50 EsneSada 81 iS Wss,sn Wss,sG
FIN Fine white isa7Sc ane yellow 7sa7cc; conrse s;se;s
rye fss SS1se S%c shsgps oSS7oc homny chop
boG55c cottonseed meal 05asl oil meal ec6"2'sc; city
GR&ISwwHEAT- market for wheat was fairly Ml
market nSs part early OF wss ss quiet but
appeared due in part to the improne IN we az
sae and slowly prices worked upward buying becoming
S' .as y s s a1pean part S the Quiet
little Interest was exhibited in either osh Th. or .fss fgss ,
sss Tnss sScasA for soe s a %f Of to
somewh, connicIns The ohio state reRor, says that
Advices from the Northwest fully contradictory
certainty Some crop experts allege that the prospects
excellent and others the reverse The chicago
spring wheat has been materially lowered sine July J.
Continue liberal however. and today 40
%E%1st .s last wsss and ar ws, @ 1s a. ss week %
bush cas-, o the r M o ard Ss IN Eu1os o @ns
are. now Soscsooo bush, and the EproBsan aeo $500
sps o only III s % Y"
We're reported for ,xport on private terms b. store
anoat: september closed at e2Nc No hard 41.c over
s2S ana corn no b.1s wa Also es
feeling exhibited in the market At the start there sq was
favorable crop adyices Quotations for corn are now
at SewYork and practically the loves. price, the
beginning OF the at Chicago. Later In the session
steader feeling. partly due to the strength
In wheat, and also to the better feeling reported from
Wal Street There covering by shorts and the
market fairly steady a4c net advance. Brad
visible made "A decrease in the last week
$4,000 BUSH and the total Is TO- 500 900 bush Cash
quiet: sales reported OF 1000 bush yellow:
arrive Mt 33i+c elevator also 11W0 bush ungraded
mixed 33S d333sc delivered; No was quoted at
sT.c September IN elevator September closed al
S2Sc. .OATS-The market for oats was quet and
little easier at the the favorable weather condl-
tons but subsequently there in quite little buy
ing with the Improvement in other cereals and "a, fairly
steady at sc net gain Primary receipts for me
week have shown but slight change so far while exports
have exhibited marked failing on Cash oats were were
quiet, with 80 900 bush for export. Sales were 0lWn
bush Including 10 bush . 22Xc. delivered:
1000 bush No white 23isc; 1.ooo bush No white
22ikc: ungraded white. 24N2Isc; 10000 bush
No white clipped 24'c. delivered. and 3oNo bush do
o No quoted at PC elevator.
BARLEY-Market steady; feeding quoted at 32n32i5c
f....... .RYE-Market quiet; quoted No Western at
c 1 Buffalo. .FIAXSTED-Mar quiet
and steady at 7sc 1 I. NewYork
quotations to-day the closing prices for tho pre-
closing prices for the corresponding date
ln
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22

nominal: oleo 4Hc asked =. .LARD-weak and lower;
prime steam closing at 37Oc nominal city ioc fenned
aG4c. Options closed at 367c nominal for september
RIcEThe market continue quite m5m 20 'a an,,r1Sais
ahead wants. Southern advices note quiet
Sa snc sc"y aye nte scod We Carolina and
lana. common to orinHry 2h@Sc: low ncy to a'T SEg
extra Extra fS9% Sssa. 5a@Gc " Java sSsS Java ia
&c: Japan. 4athc Patna. 4u4s: Patna IN oohh -tnS, t
ton ~ the Louisiana rice the reports indicate some
injury from lack Of moisture Dan ralmases sons
~ 55 bbs sales Of 81 3Oi bbls market quiet and hrin
and the Louisiana crop movement TO dats poc ,ao rH
last year @ 300 sacks: sales cleaned Cesp 2so20 bbs
las, year 346 bbls; fair movement for the season.
sUGAR~The foreign market Tor sugar was quiet cane
Hs Ms' at " los. ~,% beet Was m and rac July
quoted at 9s AID and August e od stocks were rsPo,Sa S
market for raw sugar quiet end easier in tone with
cennfugas 90 quoted at Ice Muscoyado 80 test
quiet tho basis Of 49sc for sranuatei -, ,,.,r.. ~,
ToBAcCo-There was fatr yolume on OF ne trade
was reported in Havana The sales advised were 700
sT navl9a & % 1884
yania seed leaf BE- 300 cases 1924 zmers co,s, 90
Wo0I.-There another QUIET week in the wool mar
ket with the sales exceeding 3op.coo IL. including
10, 10 domestic Buyers are making very slow ~.
quiry who holders disposed to maintain steady
position and this gives some one & to the ons
tion. and perhaps buyers would make slight cones'sTn @
on such & deal but . e ssqSf o have s' ae eu cu
piles on hand while smaller mill are sung hand
elSes pscN No IN ne ana XXX Xxx and above
17a1sc; X 4q5c comhins ss blq2d "@"oe sonI M
ooc: extra pulled 3o032c; 4 supe. pulled 2'a2sc D do
oia26c; do 2oG22c No 2 Do. l39lsc; fine territory
fons fa "a ao years aP sn oSc Australian 10
6aIl; @2 cossa c'T1 Tns.h ~ce caGsSs cap
ord Natal lAIlJc
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22

-..- e,,r..
snt RECEIPT ana worked OUT readlly n or eayii,
Neay an me SQUADS arriving are POOR ana & ,ns % n
a, q "'"c ,alte, oush rear. cnVice "a" nr,me
p,xoSS anu sseaIy ne.u we guuse p,ndenha dry,
s'Na "e,kn.s; ve spring onisens, dGc 40 Penn
y- 90 % ,cred choice i2G
anna lfNioc' 90 western NY y, all
n%r 40 sna;. 90 ~ ~ 11Gi1xc:
w, !" par. i<uI<'sc' 40 uluer 10 w 80
loNS ,ua,E -p'ckeu cnoce, iic 90 e,rlueu ~
COCKS western oizn6c; spring DUCKS hss-eim anu
Isthd l-'Yul5e spring geese, Eastern i'1''o' si"a"
per tyzen 81 80 2sns2 - - -. .,oo,od mar
HAY AND STRAW-liay-1h was hesIec'eu nm. a..
ket AT the Ta stations i0day consum.s ows - % Savs va
Ior nanding seen W ston, ,oot onlv
eroueb 70 niece o are ,ryen wants, With the addition
"en w p',N. "ut u'scIt w"'a 10, s,.nnea ed
some cana ana fair arrival OF oEe my sr r,is All
o @ oeE',e nu, % 'ne'e no nd ,n cxnnrt of The
VI te oss tranes VIII De we,.u t a, coror,on rrces
W., cs9is goo einamu - os rJ ~ Sreely and the Quo
n"t quot"Hy cm"hRu. straw aires ~. e. not c,re N
,aons are nii Tor all grades Eeee S. ~, avoid heaeJ
nuy hcaVy OF the new crop: IL ~ ia " oscIsi' No
o's "l me new 9ne nay s rnr o6 n s2Sassc No
per ir 10 c.fnr-sc 40 q Pe' W. S;c;c.
per IW TO- ozsWsSc; snppne, p p,or ror % ,np ~ 20
clover mixed per leo 10 Ny v c'.Ne Pe, ~ w. -,
nooc; SAT- nay per ip TO- ''H'rDc r't', oo
straw per 100 10 ,cmsl Ne%esry @ per sraw % % pc- 10
Sc shot 90 per ~" 10 Hoo' ,o,red rre nor
10 To- safc pest oar per w., ID ID ,o NJ asc The oilciai
.oo ~ 'Su'c, Wnea' ~ ~ % 80 20 d,y was a.
tepoI OF rrosp,s 9i nay IN IONS gao m J Tre Raoad s0
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22

ming. range and close today and closing bids the

Market closed barely steady at to 10 points advance
conn AIRED Yesterdays closing prices Transferable
not ces go Total sales 1875 200 bales Newiork gross
receipts bales. Exports: Great Britain 5.as2 bales
Forwarded bales sos bales spinners $S bales
stock % Total receipts today 523 bales;
thus far this week. 1890 bales Exports to-day: Great
britain bales Continent. 400 bales Thus far this
week: Great Britain IL 825 bales France. 20 bales Con
tinent 55t3 bales stock 9s7 bales. Spot cotton
steady. unchanged Mddng upands TIC middling Gulf
7c Sales sos bales including 3OS baleo spinning and
200 bales contract.
Liverpool cabesSpOt quiet sales 1000 bales;
speculation and export 500 bales American 5000 bales;
receipts 5000 bales; midGlng upands, l3 I'D Futures
quiet partially lGid decline closed barey STEADY y to
March, 327ias March. April 32es Apri-May Siob; July
34zb: JulyAugust. 34b August Sepienber 336i2s Sep
tenter October, 33ls Ocober-November S2!as Noyen-
be'-December, 32b: December January, 328b Manches-
ter-Yarns quiet and steady: cloths dull
C'Of'FEE-The local movement fair scale, with
selling European long receipts at Bra
lillian continue to indicate heavy prices are
expected 10 recede Shorts covered at the decline Chief
sales March Rio market fiat at 400 reis, a
10 receipts days. 1900 bags: cleared
United 10000 bags; stock 166 900 bags.
receipts days. 3l.oO bags stock 100000 bags
500 reis; cleared for Victoria steam
ship Maskelyne. with 8.GO bags. Hamburg quiet July
quoted $50 pigs August $780, September. 80 10: Oc
tor September 81. IIavre closed barely steady;
July 68 August 66 % September. 6G25; October.
Contracts closed steady 1920 points decline Sales
wcr bags follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, July 2i.-Cattle-Receipts last twenty four
hours head; total for week thus far 10 70, sane
Market opened good heavy steers good hutchers
steady; closed dull and weaS ,od rat, cows - -'a
& 20 So aoSi Good to Choice s. 1895 Hogs-Recelpts
for last twenty four hours. 20s0 total for week thus
fSTSS fn 80 so Tor to Sa%YorE saf e .o on sa
opened steady and firm and closed stsay az 500
rackers 81 sq 81 7o rcughs ssGSa I5 stays $2Gs2 30
Sheep and lsnbsRecep;s for he last t%eny four hous
last week i3 2cO: consigned through 400 on SALE ZOO
mostly hedoyers Market opened dull and lover an ana
~ n brnebt 81 o. Good 70 choice lambs 81 4oas4 IS
cs to fair 81 7Ja$4 30 mixed sheep good to best s =
e,I "a n 1, To- choice fSi,s y yearnes s. 5oGs4
East Liberty July 21.Csttle-Market steady: extra.
s. 3D. mmn pT% = ss 80 to 'fa' fat bulls and
cows $2a$a hcifers S3a4 fresh COWS and e
s. q. g. So o2m rS. 'sss St se 1 %saS% Tof "sSs s.
PIGS g SoGs3 90 heavy hogs S3 2gS" & 40; s"s opst
good 7oas3 50; fair 81 i5qss 5c common S2aS' cu
slQSl 5O choice lambs 81 I3ls5 25 fair TO good lanos
81 1jqS4 30: veal calves S5g$G %.
ket Ia ioc lover: light pigs 81 l0as3 *: medium 81
asa l5is: heavy, 81 9ea$3. Caue.ReceiP,s 800 head
market native best 81 s5gst 10 far TO- good
oG 81 75ass 49, bulls 81 5as2 81; .Iocksrs and feeders
fnion Stock Yards Chicago July 2i.-ca,tle-Receips
s. 4oas4 e0 stocers teeter 81 2oasa SO COWS and
bulls 81 Odt, calves. 81 50ps1 co Texans S2gs" 90
Togs- Receipts. 1900 head: market weak for heavy;
choice mixed 81 s0Gs3 20 choice assorted 81 6ods3 ,O
light So 8OaSa 5 pigs s3as3 30 shespRecsipts 10000
ssSs ssSsa & @5''"'' '''''' '''''''' ''''' WV
National Yards. ST. Louis. July c1Cattle-Re-
s. g. native cows 81 GSas2 10 steers 50 259$:
Texas cows s2as2 80 HoeRecsp!s. 1900 heal y mar
heavy 81 ioqt3 40 sh~ep-Isecelps 1908 head: market
steady; natlv. sheep. s3asS 10: lambs. s5as4
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Reeep.s 3 sgs 6sad M all con,
in live cattle Feeling seady for good light beeves
6iG7c pe- b London cable quoted American steers
firm at sac lb tops 9.c dreasea wesG dgaso%
weight quotations for refreeraor beef at London
ead cdrsc e2s' & cattle for e J. F shSmbsrg @ Son 80 head for
schwarzsehd & sulzbergcr and 300 quar- RS OF BEEF
quarters beef ard the Britannia LOO quarters ali Tor
CAVES DReceipis were 80 head Of which 20 were at
miscellaneous markets and counting me IL neaa nrd
for veas: 6uttermiks quiet about lbs head unsod
DTesse cayss hrm q ae & fo5 gy ddesse g9sse
little iaic for dressed erassers and 4'aa'sc
saies~iI H. Hollis: veals $50 10 average. at IS rs
SHEEP AND 1AMBs-Receip,s wer. 25A all for
market and including l3's cars held over Yesterday
rss "ef with 81 pcs Srs 5@25c wer ard July 20
Too medium sheep and lambs Offering ana sh'T,rs
on grades Choice stock scarce Ordinary to far
sheep sol! at g gS3 % per 100 M nfso S sI pre ne
ID; dressed lambs dull At 7gi,.c ,,. 20 - v.-,s.
at s. $ per 100 n: 2i2 Virginia DO 81 f. a, s. S
Vest yna d. 80 n at - S9 s KeptniS r9nIs DO htS5 ,o ~
Jusd 24e Kentucky lambs 60 n at s. g sa'; & 2$s
~ at 81 80 900 ohio DO 81 10 at 50 is; - Westera
b Mcfnsrsou M O. go Virginia ienbs q n at $ 7S5
40 50 go EsnIacy q do 10 8 % NJ n s q 8 S '
ssnrs S Kn%fsy as sns' q At '.' 4 % D. at 81 'o 2'2
]. H. wnkerson: ia Kentucky lambs 60 'o at 50 'o'
'f d @ % AZ 20 cars or 2ei2 head 2 head
for sale Feeling steady dealers 81 6oas 10 for
dressed IS unSchansed a; 5aic FOR medium sasc for
o5 5usa "a S ;,r u MsSs n0f Is S hos rs m st.
at 81 75 IS do 2lO 10 at 80 80; rough do. 2o o at
Dlenssc4 date 81 y;s,erda' q State hogs s' 0 at
50 3d. + de a; ~ ~ '' a, $ so sas H. at 50 40
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-The cotton market opened fairly steady at
n ponts advance. reactions maintained
very the greater Of the session closing
barely steady 4Ql points advance from yes
quotations The total sales of futures were ls
2Oo The early Liverpool accounts were somewhat
dsapponting in Of the future market and In the
small spot This dropping OFF In the English
Semand for spos in view Of repeated statements of
large contracts for goods extending the next six
months was a little puzzng. The private cables how
ever exhibited better affairs than indicated
by the public and there good amount OF English
buying this market There seemed to be an absence OF
terest unwngness Of operators 10 increase the short
age In the absence offerings OF considerable
amount prices worked upward the advance being helped
by execution Of loss orders and the news from
financial circles decidedly encouraging feature
In the States due 10 the recent heavy rainfall
in this section begun 70 appear In central
Texas although the amount moving is yet not large
The dry weather however. which injured the crop 20
extent hastened maturity and the earness
the Is. in part due TO the same cause which
resulted In damage. 49,, -,
Opening range and close today and closing bids the
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July 2i.-The wool auctions to-day were con
Quoted by Jacomb. Son Coz and Charles baline E" Co.
There offered l5 IA bales The competition was
brisk and prices firm To-days sales were the last
OF A Of the narket shows that II
opened with spirit. and then puieted somewhat
Mernos became irregular and prices gradually de-
cllned . Greasy CrO-sbreds In keen de-
mand throughout the series. They opened firm and con
tinuel be eagerly competed for. Sales easily
effected fully Nav prices. Toward the close, the d.
mand remaining good hardening In prices became man
fest and have since shown advance for superior
grades II nearly cent. There was an irregular
Increase from To per cent for other descriptions
crosShreda In such favor. They opened
fat continued FOR few days Toward the close
better feeling prominent. which although II DID
apprecnhle alteration In values. steadcd
market and prevented further decline They clo-c
al = per cent decline. Cf Good Hope ana Natal
keenly competed for al nrst but they
developed stronger tendency and closed the
In May. There were catal gued 10 ~ bales
$4,000 bales withdrawn 10000 bales We're takea
for Continent 2oD for America and % i22 by the
home trade Following today's sales and the prices
obtained:
New Wales. 900 bales: secured. Iisdnis +d
locks and pieces Gdffs Id; greasy 5Gsd; locks and
ousenaand. 2iOo bales; sooured- sdais: locks and
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
ITO STEAM-HEATING CONTRACTORS

u Sealed proposals for furnishing the essAry me
terals and performing the labor for erecting and o
pletng stearn-he heating and vena;lng apparatus for ~
brick cottage for female employees for the Manhattan snn
Hospital a, Wards Island y. Y. may be By mai
delivered person up $50 O'Clock p. Monday. Az
gust 3D. 1898 John McAnerney Acting President Ok
the Board Of Managers Of the Manhattan State Host-
at No Madison Avenue. New York CRY which rmS
and place the Board OF Managers Will receive and psa
all proposals..
Plans and specifications may be and blank fofo
Of proposals obtained office Of Perry Arcnr
tect in the Capitol al Albany. " y. OF Dr. A. =
Macdonald. General Superintendent Of tho Hospital.
No I Madison Avenue New York City.
Parties bidding this work must be persons OF nrrs
actually engaged in the heating and ~
proposals must be for the whole work. ard be aoon'
panied by bonds OF suretes guaranteeing the sne
fu execution OF the offer. II accepted
The Board OF Managers reserve the right reject ~
or all bids they may deem FOR the best Interests =
the State.
JOHN MANERNEY,
Acting President Board OF MsnaSsn
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
EI-ROPEAN PROpUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 81. 345 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
steady at AIS Cd prime steady at 37s Cd Pork
Prime fine steady al 45s; 10 medium steady
al 3Ss I'd IIams-Short cut about II 10 1S H. dull AZ
as Bacon-cumberl,td cut about 2s 70 30 ~ dui at
ois short rib 25 n. steady POS 61 org celr
mldlles light; about ~ 45 H.. dull at 23s Cd long
nddes. heavy. about 30 70 30 n dull az 23 short
clear midiles heavy about 20 - 10 dun at 23s Cd
bellies. about ~ to II ~ dull al OBS Shoulder
About l2 IA II. steady 2js. iaid-Prme western
spo, dull gs Sd. Cheese-Amcrlcan finest white steady
al 3Js G1 do coOrod steady 2Js Tall0w-Prmc city
dull AZ les Od Cottonseed o-Liverpool refined steady
Al 16s Spirits iupentine steady at los 3D. Rosn-
Common firm at As 0i Whea'-No 2 red winter steady
al Id Northern spring steady az - lli.d Corn
Mixed Western spot steady 2s l0@d: July s-ady a
% 1Oisd. August steady at iOikd: September steady
lid Frour-St Louis fancy winter dull al 6s 3d. Hops
at IOndon-Pacnc Coast dull at -5s4i5s
New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
ITO sTEAM-HEATING CONTRACrORs~-

Sealed proposals. for furnishing the Necessary ~
terals and performing the labor FOR erecting and COM
pe,lng steam heating and ventilang apparatus fcf
frame for male employees for the Manhattan Stas
Hospital Central Isl!p ~ l., may be sent by mail
delivered in person up $3.50 o'clock p Monday A.
gust 3D. 1895, John McAnerney. Acting President q
the Board OF Managers oc the Manhattan State spL
No Madison Avenue New York City. which tns
and place tho Board Of Managers Will receive and opa
all proposals.
Plans and Specifications may be and blank forms
OF proposals obtained at the office OF o. Perry, Acsk
tect. in the Capitol Albany y. y. or q Or. A
Macdonald, General Superintendent Ot the Hospital. q
No Madison Avenue. New York City
Parties bidding this work be persons or fras
actually engaged in the and ~
proposals be FOR the whole work and 10 accom-
panied by bonds OF sureties guaranteeing the .Am
ful execution OF the offer. II accepted.
The Board OF Managers the right reject ~
all bids they may deem for the best Interests q
the state
JOHN NJ MANFRNEy
Acting President. B0s.G II Managen